Horror! Mystery! Romance! And….rockets? Sounds like a recipe for a Hollywood blockbuster, but it’s actually our latest installment of Read Like a Librarian!
We’ve got a grab bag of genres to choose from for the reader who wants everything including some great reads for Halloween. Start a new book or two or three or four from our eclectic list below to satiate all your literary cravings!
Happy reading!
HORROR
Council Tree Librarians Recommend…
| “Lost Girls” | Andrew Pyper
John Ajvide-Lindqvist Justin Evans Joe Hill Nick Cutter |
MYSTERY
Council Tree Librarians Recommend…
| “The Stonecutter” | Camilla Lackberg
Marisha Pessl Ake Edwardson Kieran Shields Mons Kallentoft |
Old Town Librarians Recommend…
| “Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder” | Joanne Fluke
Maggie Sefton Diane Mott Davidson Lillian Jackson Braun |
Rotating Librarians Recommend…
| “A Monstrous Regiment of Women” | Laurie R. King
Elizabeth George Nevada Barr Kathy Reichs Agatha Christie Clare O’Donohue Jennifer Chiaverini Louise Penny Maggie Sefton James Patterson |
ROMANCE
Harmony Librarians Recommend…
| “The Collector” | Nora Roberts
Susan Elizabeth Phillips Jayne Anne Krentz Debbie Macomber Sandra Brown |
SCIENCE FICTION
Harmony Librarians Recommend…
| “Ready Player One” | Earnest Cline
David Brin Arthur C. Clarke Ursula K. LeGuin Robert Jackson Bennett |
Rotating Librarians Recommend…
| “The City of Dark Magic”
“Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell” |
Magnus Flyte
Orson Scott-Card Susanna Clarke Robert Heinlein Gene Wolfe |
Your favorite not on the list? Share your recommendations with fellow readers in the comments!
