2024 MacArthur Fellows

The MacArthur Fellowship is a “no-strings-attached” award in support of people who show exceptional creativity, a promise for future important advances based on a track record of significant accomplishments, and potential for subsequent creative work.

Recipients may be writers, scientists, artists, social scientists, humanists, teachers, entrepreneurs, or individuals in other fields, with or without institutional affiliations.

By providing these individuals with unfettered support in pursuit of creative activities, the Fellows Program seeks to:

  • Cultivate the next generation of innovators;
  • Highlight the importance of imaginative thinking in creating objects of beauty that inspire;
  • Spotlight the value of risk-taking in addressing deep-rooted societal problems; and
  • Influence how people think about creativity.

The fellowship is not a lifetime achievement award—it is an investment in a person’s originality, insight, and potential. The Fellows Program is proactively working to foster and enable innovative, imaginative, and ground-breaking ideas, thinking, and strategies.

For more information, check out the MacArthur Foundation’s website.

Here are books written by some of the 2024 MacArthur Fellows that we have in the TBP collection.

Juan Felipe Herrera

BORDER-CROSSER WITH A LAMBORGHINI DREAM: POEMS (DB 106520)
HALF OF THE WORLD IN LIGHT: NEW AND SELECTED POEMS (DBE 00018)

Juvenile

  • FEATHERLESS/DESPLUMADO: STORY/CUENTO (BR 16017) Grades Pre-school – 3
  • JABBERWALKING (BR 22695) Grades 6-9
  • UPSIDE DOWN BOY: EL NINO DE CABEZA (DBC 14870, BR 13098) Grades 9-12

Ling Ma

BLISS MONTAGE (DB 110623, BR 24614)
SEVERANCE (DB 93789)

Jason Reynolds

Series

Miles Morales Novels Series

MILES MORALES (DB 88694, BR 25389) Grades 6-9

Stuntboy Series

STUNTBOY, IN THE MEANTIME (DB 105877, BR 24094) Grades 3-6

Track Series

GHOST (DB 85921, BR 21669, LB 11281, Español DB 120388) Grades 5-8

Stand-Alone Novels

AIN’T BURNED ALL THE BRIGHT (DB 106809) Grades 9-12
AS BRAVE AS YOU (DB 84720, BR 21728) Grades 5-8
BOY IN THE BLACK SUIT (DB 81907) Grades 9-12
FOR EVERY ONE (DB 93844) Grades 6-9
LONG WAY DOWN (DB 89688) Grades 6-9
LOOK BOTH WAYS: A TALE TOLD IN TEN BLOCKS (DB 102479, BR 23011, LB 12999) Grades 5-8
THERE WAS A PARTY FOR LANGSTON (DB 119850) Grades Pre-school – 3
WHEN I WAS THE GREATEST (DB 80631) Grades 9-12

Stand-Alone Nonfiction

MY NAME IS JASON. MINE TOO: OUR STORY, OUR WAY (DB 109295) Grades 6-9

Alice Wong

YEAR OF THE TIGER: AN ACTIVIST’S LIFE (DB 110670)

National Book Award Nominees 2024

The National Book Awards were established in 1950 to celebrate the best writing in America. Since 1989, they have been overseen by the National Book Foundation, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to celebrate the best literature in America, expand its audience, and ensure that books have a prominent place in American culture. Although other categories have been recognized in the past, the Awards currently honor the best Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Translated Literature, and Young People’s Literature published each year. For more information on the National Book Awards, check out their website.

The longlist of nominees was announced on September 10-13, the finalists were chosen on October 1, and the winners will be selected on November 20, 2024.

The nominees for this year’s National Book Award in the TBP Collection:

Fiction

MOST by Jessica Anthony (DB 123028 IN PROCESS)
CATALINA by Karla Cornejo Villavicencio (DB 122898 IN PROCESS)
JAMES by Percival Everett (DB 120063, BR 25513, LB 0000436)
CREATION LAKE by Rachel Kushner (IN PROCESS)

Nonfiction

THERE’S ALWAYS THIS YEAR: ON BASKETBALL AND ASCENSION by Hanif Abdurraqib (DB 120391)
OUR MOON: A HUMAN HISTORY by Rebecca Boyle (DB 119114)
SOLDIERS AND KINGS: SURVIVAL AND HOPE IN THE WORLD OF HUMAN SMUGGLING by Jason De León (DB 120057)
KNIFE: MEDITATIONS AFTER AN ATTEMPTED MURDER by Salman Rushdie (DB 120670, LB 0000205)
WHISKEY TENDER: A MEMOIR by Deborah Jackson Taffa (DB 122374)

Poetry

MODERN POETRY by Diane Seuss (DBC 29783)

Translated Literature

WOODWORM by Layla Martínez
Translated from Spanish by Sophie Hughes and Annie McDermott
(DB 122026 IN PROCESS)
PINK SLIME by Fernanda Trías
Translated from Spanish by Heather Cleary
(DB 123146 IN PROCESS)

Young People’s Literature

WILD DREAMERS by Margarita Engle (DB 121046)
EVERYTHING WE NEVER HAD by Randy Ribay (IN PROCESS)
UNBOXING OF A BLACK GIRL by Angela Shanté (DB 122085)

Horror Nonfiction

When we think of horror, we often think of horror fiction, but there are a whole lot of books out there that look at horror through a nonfiction lens. From cookbooks to memoirs of horror authors and actors to books for those who wish to write horror, our list below explores the books in our collection that celebrate the real-life world of horror.

101 HORROR BOOKS TO READ BEFORE YOU’RE MURDERED by Sadie Hartmann (DB 116186)
AMERICAN MONSTERS: A HISTORY OF MONSTER LORE, LEGENDS, AND SIGHTINGS IN AMERICA by Linda S. Godfrey (DB 119438)
DEMONIC FOES: MY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AS A PSYCHIATRIST INVESTIGATING POSSESSIONS, DIABOLIC ATTACKS, AND THE PARANORMAL by Richard Gallagher (DB 102471)
HAUNTED: ON GHOSTS, WITCHES, VAMPIRES, ZOMBIES, AND OTHER MONSTERS OF THE NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL WORLDS by Leo Braudy (DB 88293)
IMMORTAL COUNT: THE LIFE AND FILMS OF BELA LUGOSI by Arthur Lennig (DB 90211)
LOVECRAFT COCKTAILS: ELIXIRS & LIBATIONS FROM THE LORE OF H. P. LOVECRAFT by Mike Slater (DB 109216, BR 24273)
ON WRITING: A MEMOIR OF THE CRAFT by Stephen King (DB 50873, BR 12802)
POE-LAND: THE HALLOWED HAUNTS OF EDGAR ALLAN POE by J. W. Ocker (DB 89440)
SHIRLEY JACKSON: A RATHER HAUNTED LIFE by Ruth Franklin (DB 87504)
SHOCK VALUE: HOW A FEW ECCENTRIC OUTSIDERS GAVE US NIGHTMARES, CONQUERED HOLLYWOOD, AND INVENTED MODERN HORROR by Jason Zinoman (DB 73840)
SISTER OF DARKNESS: THE CHRONICLES OF A MODERN EXORCIST by R. H. Stavis (DB 88993)
WRITERS WORKSHOP OF HORROR 2 (DB 110486)
YOURS CRUELLY, ELVIRA: MEMOIRS OF THE MISTRESS OF THE DARK by Elvira (DB 105470)
ZOMBIE SURVIVAL GUIDE: COMPLETE PROTECTION FROM THE LIVING DEAD by Max Brooks (DB 64675)

Horror Movies Based on Books

Did you know that the movie Candyman was based on the short story, Forbidden by Clive Barker? Maybe you already knew that the film The Ring was based on a Japanese film Ringu. But did you know that it was based on a book by Koji Suzuki?

Take the opportunity to read the books that your favorite horror films were based on. Who knows what neat insights you’ll gain?

This list is not exhaustive. Obviously, Stephen King is no slouch when it comes to turning his books into movies. When composing this list, we tried to come up with a broad selection of authors and to showcase some of the lesser-known books and movies. We hope you find something new.

Here is a selection of Horror books that movies were based upon in the TBP collection.

Series

Hannibal Lecter Series by Thomas Harris

  1. HANNIBAL RISING (DB 63101)
  2. RED DRAGON (DB 17472, LB 12315)
  3. SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (DB 27020, BR 13149, LB 12314)
  4. HANNIBAL (DB 48524, BR 12326)

Howling by Gary Brandner

  1. HOWLING (DB 88159)
  2. HOWLING. BOOKS 2-3 (DB 95710)

Interview with the Vampire Series by Ann Rice

  1. INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (DB 61222)
  2. VAMPIRE LESTAT (DB 23006)
  3. QUEEN OF THE DAMNED (DB 28034)

Jaws by Peter Benchley and Hank Searls

  1. JAWS (DB 62714, BR 02585, BT 13569)
  2. JAWS TWO (DB 12324)
  3. JAWS: THE REVENGE (DB 26034)

Psycho by Robert Bloch

  1. PSYCHO (DB 19378)
  2. PSCYHO II (DB 19431)

Ringu/Ring

  1. RING, BOOKS 1-3 by Koji Suzuki (DB 87453)

Shining by Stephen King

  1. SHINING (DB 51373, BR 13271)
  2. DOCTOR SLEEP (DB 77471, BR 20278, LB 08197)

Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion

  1. WARM BODIES (DB 76132)
  2. BURNING WORLD (DB 88406)

Stand-Alone Novels

American Psycho

AMERICAN PSYCHO by Bret Easton Ellis (DB 32488, en español DBG 18731)

Audition

AUDITION by Ryū Murakami (DB 118769)

Bird Box

BIRD BOX by Josh Malerman (DB 79311, BR 21868)

Burnt Offerings

BURNT OFFERINGS by Robert Marasco (DB 116019)

Candyman

“Forbidden” in IN THE FLESH by Clive Barker (DB 26337)

Dark Harvest

DARK HARVEST by Norman Partridge (DB 88901)

Entity

ENTITY by Frank De Felitta (DB 14322)

Exorcist

EXORCIST by William Peter Blatty (DB 12688, BR 11946, en español DB 18790)

Fall of the House of Usher

COMPLETE POEMS by Edgar Allan Poe (DB 45236)
COMPLETE STORIES by Edgar Allan Poe (DB 44929)

Ghost Story

GHOST STORY by Peter Straub (DB 13843, BR 04623)

Girl with All the Gifts

GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS by M. R. Carey (DB 80678)

Hellraiser

HELLBOUND HEART by Clive Barker (DB 86114)

House

HOUSE by Frank E. Peretti and Ted Dekker (DB 96915)

The Innocents

TURN OF THE SCREW by Henry James (DB 18129, BR 06763, LB 00333)

John Dies at the End

JOHN DIES AT THE END by David Wong (DB 76551)

Last Man on Earth/Omega Man/I am Legend

I AM LEGEND by Richard Matheson (DB 47903, BR 19204)

Let Me In

LET ME IN by John Ajvide Lindqvist (DB 71940)      

My Best Friend’s Exorcism

MY BEST FRIEND’S EXORCISM by Grady Hendrix (DB 86233)

The Other

OTHER by Thomas Tryon (DB 59339)

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AND ZOMBIES by Seth Grahame-Smith (DB 69090)

Ritual

RITUAL by Adam L. G. Nevill (BR 19805)

Ruins

RUINS by Scott Smith (DB 63204)

Rosemary’s Baby

ROSEMARY’S BABY by Ira Levin (DB 61169, BR 00521)

Something Wicked This Way Comes

SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES (DB 50233, BR 12583)

Stir of Echoes

STIR OF ECHOES by Richard Matheson (DB 115328)

The Thing

“Who Goes There” in BEST OF JOHN W. CAMPBELL (DB 74085)

We Have Always Lived in the Castle

WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE by Shirley Jackson (DB 26614, LB 00388)

World War Z

WORLD WAR Z: AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE ZOMBIE WAR by Max Brooks (DB 65111, DB 111997, BR 21136)

Pioneers of Outlaw Country Music

With the recent passing of native Texan and singer/songwriter Kris Kristofferson, we thought it would be a great time to celebrate him and the other renegades who changed the course of country music. In the 1970s and 80s, they fought for and won their creative freedom outside of the Nashville establishment.

Below we’ve included general books about the outlaw movement and biographies and autobiographies on the individual musicians who participated in it.

General

BAKERSFIELD SOUND: HOW A GENERATION OF DISPLACED OKIES REVOLUTIONIZED AMERICAN MUSIC by Robert E. Price (DBC 16152)
OUTLAW: WAYLON, WILLIE, KRIS, AND THE RENEGADES OF NASHVILLE by Michael Streissguth (DB 91185)
WILLIE, WAYLON, AND THE BOYS: HOW NASHVILLE OUTSIDERS CHANGED COUNTRY MUSIC FOREVER by Brian Fairbanks (DB 121918)

Johnny Cash

CASH: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Johnny Cash (DB 48368, BRG 01737, LB 04558)
JOHNNY CASH: THE BIOGRAPHY by Michael Streissguth (DB 63854, BR 17221)
JOHNNY CASH: THE LIFE by Robert Hilburn (DB 77605)
JOHNNY CASH: THE REDEMPTION OF AN AMERICAN ICON by Greg Laurie (DB 113719)
MAN IN BLACK by Johnny Cash (DB 58372, BRG 04590)

Jessi Colter

OUTLAW AND A LADY: A MEMOIR OF MUSIC, LIFE WITH WAYLON, AND THE FAITH THAT BROUGHT ME HOME by Jessi Colter (DB 95936)

Steve Earle

I’LL NEVER GET OUT OF THIS WORLD ALIVE by Steve Earle (DBC 11863)

Merle Haggard

HAG: THE LIFE, TIMES, AND MUSIC OF MERLE HAGGARD by Marc Eliot (DB 106389)
SING ME BACK HOME: MY STORY by Merle Haggard (DBC 14316)

Waylon Jennings

WAYLON: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Waylon Jennings (DB 43334)

Willie Nelson

IT’S A LONG STORY: MY LIFE by Willie Nelson (DB 81617, LB 09217)
WILLIE: AN UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY OF WILLIE NELSON by Michael Bane (DB 23224)

Marty Robbins

TWENTIETH CENTURY DRIFTER: THE LIFE OF MARTY ROBBINS by Diane Diekman (DB 97778)

Tanya Tucker

NICKEL DREAMS: MY LIFE by Tanya Tucker (DB 48356, LB 04599)

Townes Van Zandt

TO LIVE’S TO FLY: THE BALLAD OF THE LATE, GREAT TOWNES VAN ZANDT by John Kruth (DBC 04839)

Fat Bear Week

Vote for your favorite one as Fat Bear Week returns to Katmai National Park and Preserve October 2-8, 2024. Choose the bear that you think has what it takes to survive the winter and experience the crowning of the champion on October 8 at https://explore.org/fat-bear-week.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Fat Bear Week, we’ve created a list of books about bears! So read and learn about why it’s important for bears to gain weight before winter and then use that knowledge to vote on the biggest bear for Fat Bear Week.

Adult

BEARS: A BRIEF HISTORY by Bernd Brunner (DB 69521)
EIGHT BEARS: MYTHIC PAST AND IMPERILED FUTURE by Gloria Dickie (DB 119616)
MONARCH OF DEADMAN BAY: THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A KODIAK BEAR by Roger A. Caras (DB 59487, BR 01168)
WHAT THE BEARS KNOW by Steve Searles (LB 0000124)

Juvenile

BEARMAN: EXPLORING THE WORLD OF BLACK BEARS by Laurence Pringle (BR 08735) Grades 4-7
BEARS by Ian Stirling (DB 36826) Grades 3-6
GROWL!: A BOOK ABOUT BEARS by Melvin Berger (BT 03537) Grades 2-4
MOON OF THE BEARS: THE THIRTEEN MOONS by Jean Craighead George (DB 38469, BR 09636) Grades 3-6
TWO ORPHAN CUBS by Barbara Brenner (DB 33711) Grades Kindergarten-3

Spooky Season: Ghostly Spirits and Haunted Places

We have finally reached the months ending in “ber,” so you know what that means: it is officially spooky season! Get in the “spirit” of the season with these nonfiction tales about ghostly spirits and haunted places.

ADULT TITLES

GHOSTS OF THE OLD WEST: DESERT SPIRITS, HAUNTED CABINS, LOST TRAILS, AND OTHER STRANGE ENCOUNTERS by Earl Murray (DB 29228)
A collection of purportedly true stories about paranormal occurrences relating to historic locations in the American West.

MYSTERIES OF THE MAGNOLIA HOTEL by Erin O. Wallace (DBC 18483)
Explores one of the most haunted hotels in Texas.

HAUNTING OF ALMA FIELDING: A TRUE GHOST STORY by Kate Summerscale (DB 103054)
The sensational tale of Alma Fielding, a young housewife in 1938 London who is the target of apparent poltergeist activity.

HAUNTED TEXAS: FAMOUS PHANTOMS, SINISTER SITES, AND LINGERING LEGENDS by Scott Allen Williams (DBC 17908)
An unusual twist to seeing the sights in the Lone Star state.

GHOST STORIES OF TEXAS by William Edward Syers (DBC 26753)
A collection of fifty of the most intriguing tales about Texas ghosts, ranging from centuries-old legends to the baffling here-and-now.

GHOSTS ALONG THE TEXAS COAST by Docia Schultz Williams (DBC 14328)
Accounts of strange occurrences and unexplainable presences in the Texas coastal area.

SPIRITS OF SAN ANTONIO AND SOUTH TEXAS by Docia Schultz Williams (DBC 14314)
Steeped in history and tradition, San Antonio has numerous buildings and locations that, many claim, are also home to ghosts.

PHANTOMS OF THE PLAINS: TALES OF WEST TEXAS GHOSTS by Docia Williams Schultz (DBC 14342)
Stories of ghostly encounters on the Texas plains and reports of ghosts and hauntings connected with the old West Texas forts.

YOUTH TITLES

SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK (DB 19713) and MORE SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK (DB 22330) by Alvin Schwartz
Ghoulish stories of ghosts and witches, startling “jump” stories, macabre songs, frightening legends, and modern-day horror stories.

HAUNTED PLACES by Betsy Hoffman (DB 21835)
A tour of haunted building across the U.S., including the White House, Carpenters’ Hall, and an old hotel in Atlanta. For grades 4-7 and older readers.

SHORT AND SHIVERY: THIRTY CHILLING TALES (DB 30728), MORE SHORT AND SHIVERY: THIRTY TERRIFYING TALES (DB 40088) and EVEN MORE SHORT AND SHIVERY: THIRTY SPINE-TINGLING STORIES (DB 45766) by Robert D. San Souci
Restless spirits, impish demons, and other frightening creatures haunt these thirty spine-tingling tales from around the world. For grades 5-8.

GHOSTS UNVEILED! by Kerrie Logan Hollihan (DB 102596)
A collection of reported ghost appearances, unsolved mysteries, and eerie hauntings. For grades 5-8 and older readers.

GHOST STORIES OF OLD TEXAS (DBC 12016), GHOST STORIES OF OLD TEXAS, II (DBC 14332), and GHOST STORIES OF OLD TEXAS, III (DBC 12058) by Zinita Fowler
Collections of ghost tales illustrating the cultural heritage of Texas. For grades 6-9.

Medieval Mystery Series

Hulu and Disney+ are now streaming a four-part drama based on the first book in C. J. Sansom’s MATTHEW SHARDLAKE MYSTERY SERIES. 

This made us wonder: what other medieval mystery series do we have in our collection? Many historians consider the Medieval Era to last from 500 CE to 1500 CE. We have included a couple of series that take place a little later. However, all are set prior to 1700 CE. From barristers to novice nuns to a medical student, this list includes medieval people from all areas of life solving crimes in a medieval setting.  We’ve listed the first book in the series to get you started.

For more information on the show, check out Hulu’s synopses of the show here.

Medieval Mystery Series in the NLS Collection

Catherine Levendeur Series
DEATH COMES AS EPIPHANY by Sharan Newman (DB 39255)
Chronicles of Brother Cadfael
MORBID TASTE FOR BONES by Ellis Peters (DB 28174, BR 03876)
Joanna Stafford Mystery Series
CROWN by Nancy Bilyeau (DB 81572)
Matthew Shardlake Mystery Series
DISSOLUTION by C. J. Sansom (DB 74528)
Medieval Murderers Series
HOUSE OF SHADOWS by Medieval Murderers Writing Group (DBC 09815)
Mistress of the Art of Death Series
MISTRESS OF THE ART OF DEATH by Ariana Franklin (DB 66765)
Owen Archer Mystery Series
APOTHECARY ROSE by Candace M. Robb (DB 54661)
Sano Ichiro Mystery Series
SHINJU by Laura Joh Rowland (DB 43369)
Sister Fidelma Mystery Series
ABSOLUTION BY MURDER by Peter Tremayne (DBC 16749)
Welsh Guard Mystery Series
CROUCHBACK by Sarah Woodbury (DB 113504)

Stand-Alone Novels

NAME OF THE ROSE by Umberto Eco (DB 19739, LB 03146)

Moving? Take Your Talking Book Service with You!

So, you’re moving to another state. That is always stressful. There are so many things to think about: packing all of your things, finding a new place to live, MOVING all of your stuff, and then unpacking. It is a BEAR. So don’t let your Talking Book Program service be just one more thing to worry about. We’re here to put your mind at ease.

First, no matter which state you move to, there is a Talking Book Program service. EVERYONE who is eligible for service can obtain service, no matter which state you live in. You can find your new state’s regional Talking Book Program at NLS Find Your Library.

We can transfer your service to whichever state you’re moving to. Once you’ve obtained your new address, give us a call about a week prior to your move at 1-800-252-9605, or send an email to tbp.services@tsl.texas.gov.

If you have a talking book player, let us know, and we’ll alert your new state that you’re bringing one with you. Please send all other materials, magazines, and book cartridges, as well as physical braille materials, back to us here in Texas.

We also realize you may need information about disability resources in your new state. Here are a few ideas for finding them:

First, ask your new Talking Book Program library staff. They may know and even have a list of disability-related organizations. In fact, you can also call us at the Texas library. We have a Disability Information and Referral Center, and our librarian can research agencies in other states.         

2-1-1: Try calling 2-1-1 to locate local information and resources. This is a free information and referral service that is available in every state.

Eldercare Locator: 800-677-1116 (call or chat, Monday – Friday, 8 am – 9 pm, Eastern) Eldercare Locator can provide contacts for state agencies such as Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRC’s) and Area Agencies on Aging (AAA’s) which can connect you to more specific resources.

The National Federation for the Blind (NFB) and the American Council for the Blind (ACB) both have links to state affiliates:

American Council of the Blind State Affiliates
National Federation of the Blind State Affiliates

Overseas

Maybe you’re moving abroad, which is very exciting! We STILL have you covered. The NLS Overseas Service assists US citizens who qualify for the service and live outside of the United States. Eligible non-US citizens who are dependents of active-duty military or diplomatic personnel may also apply for service. Just contact them to let them know to which country you’re moving. Here is the contact information for the Overseas Service below:

Overseas Service National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled 1291 Taylor Street, NW Washington, DC 20542

Telephone: 202-707-9261
Toll-free: 800-424-8567
Fax: 202-707-0712

E-mail: nlsoverseas@loc.gov

Remember: We know how difficult moving can be. Let your Talking Book Program make it just a little bit easier for you.

Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club: 100th Title Announced

Since 2017, Reese Witherspoon has chosen one book per month for her book club featuring a woman at the center of the story. In September 2024, the club announced its 100th title!

Below you will find a list of the books selected so far this year and a link to the book club’s website. Feel free to contact us to get any of the available titles!

September 2024: COMFORT OF CROWS: A BACKYARD YEAR by Margaret Renkl (DB 118199)
August 2024: SLOW DANCE by Rainbow Rowell (DB 123392 In Process)
July 2024: CLIFFS by J. Courtney Sullivan (DB 122751)
June 2024: UNWEDDING by Allyson Braithwaite Condie (DB 121784)
Summer 2024 YA Pick: TWELFTH KNIGHT by Alexene Farol Follmuth (DB 121938)
May 2024: HOW TO END A LOVE STORY by Yulin Kuang (DB 123443 In Process)
April 2024: THE MOST FUN WE EVER HAD by Claire Lombardo (DB 95730)
March 2024: ANITA DE MONTE LAUGHS LAST by Xochitl Gonzalez (DB 119771)
February 2024: REDWOOD COURT by DéLana R.A. Dameron (not yet in NLS collection)
January 2024: FIRST LIE WINS by Ashley Elston (DB 118733)

Find the website with all 100 titles here: https://reesesbookclub.com/picks