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Incoming Resources
- 100 great detectives, or, The detective directory, edited, with an introduction and notes by Maxim Jakubowsky
- How to read literature like a professor, a lively and entertaining guide to reading between the lines, Thomas C. Foster
- The secret lives of booksellers and librarians, true stories of the magic of reading, James Patterson and Matt Eversmann with Chris Mooney
- Why I read, the serious pleasure of books, Wendy Lesser
- Ten windows, how great poems transform the world, Jane Hirshfield
- You've got to read this book!, 55 people tell the story of the book that changed their life, [compiled by] Jack Canfield, Gay Hendricks, with Carol Kline
- I'd Rather Be Reading, The Delights and Dilemmas of the Reading Life
- You've got to read this book!, 55 people tell the story of the book that changed their life, [compiled by] Jack Canfield, Gay Hendricks, with Carol Kline
- The magician's book, a skeptic's adventures in Narnia, Laura Miller
- Maps and legends, reading and writing along the borderlands, Michael Chabon
- In the margins, on the pleasures of reading and writing, Elena Ferrante ; translated from the Italian by Ann Goldstein
- A reader's book of days, true tales from the lives and works of writers for every day of the year, Tom Nissley ; with illustrations by Joanna Neborsky
- Reading matters, what the research reveals about reading, libraries, and community, Catherine Sheldrick Ross, Lynne (E.F.) McKechnie, and Paulette M. Rothbauer
- A literary tea party, blends and treats for Alice, Bilbo, Dorothy, Jo, and book lovers everywhere, Alison Walsh ; introduction by Sara Letourneau
- Book lust to go, recommended reading for travelers, vagabonds, and dreamers, Nancy Pearl
- The world between two covers, reading the globe, Ann Morgan
- Sundays at eight, 25 years of stories from C-Span's Q&A and Booknotes, Brian Lamb
- The case for books, past, present, and future, Robert Darnton
- Still no word from you, notes in the margin, Peter Orner
- Lost classics, edited by Michael Ondaatje [and others]
- Every book its reader, the power of the printed word to stir the world, Nicholas A. Basbanes
- A reader's delight, Noel Perrin
- Better than life, Daniel Pennac ; translated by David Homel
- Running book discussion groups, Lauren Zina John
- Book by book, notes on reading and life, Michael Dirda
- How to read novels like a professor, Thomas C. Foster
- How to read literature like a professor, Thomas C. Foster
- The year of reading dangerously, how fifty great books (and two not-so-great ones) saved my life, Andy Miller
- The joy of reading, a passionate guide to 182 of the world's best authors and their works, Charles Van Doren
- The bright book of life, novels to read and reread, Harold Bloom
- More baths, less talking, by Nick Hornby
- Through the magic door, by Arthur Conan Doyle
- How to talk about books you haven't read, Pierre Bayard ; translated from the French by Jeffrey Mehlman
- Dear Fahrenheit 451, [love and heartbreak in the stacks : a librarian's love letters and breakup notes to the books in her life], Annie Spence
- Bookshops, a reader's history, Jorge Carrion ; translated from the Spanish by Peter Bush
- What to read and why, Francine Prose
- Unfinished business, notes of a chronic re-reader, Vivian Gornick
- The crafty reader, Robert Scholes
- 1001 books you must read before you die, general editor, Peter Boxall ; preface by Peter Ackroyd ; [written by over one hundred international critics]
- The written world, the power of stories to shape people, history, civilization, Martin Puchner
- Nothing remains the same, rereading and remembering, Wendy Lesser
- A reader on reading, Alberto Manguel
- By the book, writers on literature and the literary life from The New York Times Book Review, edited, and with an introduction, by Pamela Paul ; foreword by Scott Turow ; illustrations by Jillian Tamaki
- What western do I read next?, a reader's guide to recent western fiction, Wayne Barton
- How to read nonfiction like a professor, a smart, irreverent guide to biography, history, journalism, blogs, and everything in between, Thomas C. Foster
- I'd rather be reading, the delights and dilemmas of the reading life, Anne Bogel
- What to read and why, Francine Prose
- The practice of reading, Denis Donoghue
- How to read and why, Harold Bloom
- I'd rather be reading, the delights and dilemmas of the reading life, Anne Bogel
Outgoing Resources
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