Spotlight on Librarian Recommends: Lists - Part III

Have you explored the thousands of creative lists created and shared by libraries using Librarian Recommends: Lists? Today we’re spotlighting some awesome lists—both general and hyperspecific—that our librarians have made, including read-alikes, interesting themed lists, types of romances, and of course, lists for spooky season.

Read-alike Lists

• If You Liked a Gentleman in Moscow, Try…, created by Sussex County Library System
• What To Read After Harry Potter…, created by City of Perth
• If You Like Bridgerton, created by Jessamine County Public Library
• If You Liked Killers of the Flower Moon, created by Nashua Public Library

Themed Lists

• Must Reads by Indigenous Authors, created by Lewisville Public Library
• War and Conflict in Graphic Novels, created by Regina Public Library
• Pasta Picture Books for National Pasta Day!, created by Cabarrus County Public Library
• Kid’s Books with a Texas Setting, created by Tom Green County Library System
• National Coming Out Day, created by Cox Library at Milton Academy

Romances

• Romantasy, created by City of Perth
• Sports Romance, created by Dearborn Public Library
• STEM Romances, created by Wauwatosa Public Library
• Sci-Fi Romance, created by Regina Public Library
• Pumpkin Spice Romance, created by Lewisville Public Library

Lists for Spooky Season

• These Woods Give Me the Creeps!, created by Fond du Lac Public Library
• Thrills & Chills, created by Sussex County Library System
• Hallowed Weenies, created by City of Perth
• Witches, created by Cox Library at Milton Academy
• Oregon City Adult Horror Genre List, created by Oregon City Public Library
• Horror and Ghosts (YA), created by Wellington City Libraries
• All Points West October 2024 Spooky Reads, created by Greater Victoria Public Library

Remember, Librarian Recommends: Lists made by other libraries will only display in your catalog if your collection includes at least four items in the list.

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