My #LibraryReadingWed book is TOO SOON by Betty Shamieh. I love it when the narrator is frank and funny like Arabella is and I dig stories told from the perspectives of several generations. The writing is top notch, like in TOMORROW x 3 by Gabrielle Zevin. @libraryreads.bsky.social

This is not a quick and easy read, but it's definitely interesting: ORIGINAL SINS: The (Mis)education of Black and Native Children and the Construction of American Racism by Eve L. Ewing from @prhlibrary.bsky.social. @libraryreads.bsky.social #LibraryReadingWed #BookSky

My #LibraryReadingWed is for reading THE COLLECTED POEMS OF LUCILLE CLIFTON 1965-2010 by one of the most exquisite American poets. @libraryreads.bsky.social

For #LibraryReadingWed I'm rereading ONE DAY, EVERYONE WILL ALWAYS HAVE BEEN AGAINST THIS by Omar El Akkad. What Franz Kafka would call an "axe for the frozen sea inside us." @prhlibrary.bsky.social

For #LibraryReadingWed I read THE MOON THAT TURNS YOU BACK by Hala Alyan. Inventive forms and stunning language.

I love a good poetry anthology, and WE CALL TO THE EYE & THE NIGHT is one! #LibraryReadingWed @libraryreads.bsky.social

For this #LibraryReadingWed I'm reading MEDITATIONS FOR MORTALS by Oliver Burkeman and trying to optimize for meaning, not productivity. @macmillanlib.bsky.social @libraryreads.bsky.social