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Librarian Newsletter: July 2021
Greetings!

There are so many great books out this summer, and so many fun ways to discover them! Here we share hand-selected read-alikes for three fabulous hardcovers: The Holly, The Arsonists' City, and Things We Lost to the Water.

We also put together a quick 2-minute video on discovering books with our Beyond the Book articles -- bite-sized supplemental essays that explore the history, culture or context of our featured books.

And you can take advantage of complimentary access to our review of Audrey Farley's The Unfit Heiress -- along with the rest of the content in our complimentary issue of The BookBrowse Review -- or take a sneak peek at July's upcoming books.

Lastly, don't forget -- our Spring Sale ends soon! Make sure to take advantage of the savings on library subscriptions, which are locked in for 2 years!

Have fun discovering new books!

Elena Spagnolie, Library Specialist
Complimentary Issue of The BookBrowse Review
The BookBrowse Review is our twice monthly online magazine for individual members and patrons of subscribing libraries and is packed with all the newest reviews, author interviews, beyond-the-book articles, and much more.

As a gift to our readers we are providing complimentary access to our June 9th issue. So cozy up and dig in!
Featured Review: The Unfit Heiress by Audrey Farley
One review featured in our complimentary issue of The BookBrowse Review is of Audrey Farley's The Unfit Heiress: The Tragic Life and Scandalous Sterilization of Ann Cooper Hewitt -- a page-turning drama of eugenics and women's reproductive rights framed by the court battle between Ann Cooper Hewitt and her socialite mother. It's free for all to read -- take a look.
New! 2-Minute Video: Beyond the Book Articles
In this new 2-minute video we show you how to browse and search our Beyond the Book Articles -- bite-sized essays that explore cultural, historical, or contextual aspects of our featured books. Take a look!
Featured Read-Alikes
BookBrowse offers hand-picked read-alike recommendations for more than 4,000 books and 3,000 authors. All visitors have access to a limited number of results; and members (including patrons of subscribing libraries) have full access. Members and patrons can also browse for books by genre, time period, setting and a wide range of themes.

Here are a sample:
by Ioan Grillo

by Sierra Crane Murdoch

by Jerry Mitchell
by Nguyen Phan Que Mai

by Christy Lefteri

by Etaf Rum
BookBrowse for Libraries: Sale & Demos
Offer Extended to July 15!
SAVE 10%
on library subscriptions, and
LOCK IN SAVINGS FOR 2 YEARS*
*Not valid in combination with any other offers.
Interested in learning more about BookBrowse for Libraries? Watch our pre-recorded 30-minute video of an Introductory Tour of BookBrowse.

Or, you can email me to schedule a private tour for your library.

Whether your library is evaluating resources for acquisition or you already subscribe, a tour is a great way to familiarize yourself with our resources and get all your questions answered.
July's New & Notable Books
From the many books that will publish in July, we've selected about 45 that we think are particularly noteworthy.

If you are a subscriber (whether individual or a patron/librarian of a subscribing library) you can see and sort the full list, and download it. If you are not, you'll be able to see all books up to the current month.
For questions about BookBrowse for Libraries,
including quotes and trials, please contact me:
Elena Spagnolie, Library Specialist
1-800-745-5306 x 109
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