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It’s beach read season once again, and this week's recommendations will keep you reading all summer long.
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Friends of the Osterhout Free Library President Linda Kubiak said the sale has had "better years," but there were always people browsing the books.
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To unearth some of the best mystery recommendations, Bookmarks reader-in-chief Sarah Scinto turns to the Franklin Street Sleuths book club at the Osterhout Free Library North Branch.
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Anyone can struggle with mental health, and the more we talk about it, the less alone we feel. Reading can provide that feeling too, wherever mental health is discussed. Here are a few reading recommendations for you to mark Mental Health Awareness Month.
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Williamsport's historic Otto Bookstore recently opened its expanded space. Bookmarks stopped by the store's reopening reception to gather a few recommendations from the readers celebrating the store.
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While many would say poetry is best enjoyed read aloud, there are plenty of published collections to enjoy when a reading is not so easily found. For this National Poetry Month, we gathered some of your favorite poets and their collections to recommend.
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For some recommendations on the best books for kids, we decided to ask the experts — Teresa Luvender’s kindergarten class at Pittston Area Primary Center.
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There are so many women writing and publishing across genres that it’s become difficult to choose just a few authors to recommend. March is Women’s History Month, so let these recommendations populate your to-be-read pile with a few more.
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Every athlete has a story, whether they’re Olympians or weekend warriors on a club team. Maybe that’s why sports writing is such a bustling genre. If you’re looking to learn more about your favorite sport or team, let these recommendations get you started.
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February is Black History Month, an ideal time to highlight Black authors writing powerful and illuminating work across genres.