That's Classic: Science Fiction

 

Spaceship - 1960s Japanese toy by StefanAlthough a lot of us like to read what has just hit the shelves, we can sometimes have missed out on some truly fantastic older titles.  In another episode of “That’s Classic” I’ve explored great science fiction reads from past years.  Some of these titles are from authors you might have already read or you could discover some great books that are new to you.  What classic Sci-Fi titles do you recommend?

 

 

 

What a Laugh

 

Don't worry by happy by Leo ReynoldsFor a lot of folks, the end of the school year is fast approaching.  This time of year can be stressful with exams coming up, projects due and the promise of summer making it difficult to keep focus.  Take a break from some of the stress and pick up a book, just for a laugh.  What funny reads do you recommend?

 

 

 

 

 

Marching to a Different Drummer, Dancing to Your Own Tune

 

tuba stencil from yooperann's Music schoolI think we all have moments in our lives where we feel like we don’t fit in or that we’re looking in from the outside.  Being different can sometimes be really difficult, but being different can also make us stand out from the crowd in a good way.  Below I’ve listed some great reads that feature unique voices and characters who definitely dance to a tune not everyone is listening to.  Who are your favorite characters who march to a different drummer?

 

 

 

Marching to a Different Drummer, Dancing to Your Own Tune

 

New Trailer for Catching Fire!

Check out the new trailer for Catching Fire!  And while you're waiting for the movie, get the book!

 

New Adult Titles for Teen Readers

 

The Colorful Library of an Interaction Designer (Juhan Sonin) / 20100423.7D.05887.P1 / SML by See-ming LeeI’m always looking for great books written for adults that might interest teen readers.  Whether you’re a teen who reads mostly adult titles, you read a combination of adult and teen books, or you’re interested in adding a few adult reads to your “to read” pile, consider checking out some of these titles that are newly released or new to our shelves.  What do you recommend?

 

 

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