Tuesday, July 1st, 2025

July 2025 Early Reviewers Batch Is Live!

Win free books from the July 2025 batch of Early Reviewer titles! We’ve got 191 books this month, and a grand total of 3,477 copies to give out. Which books are you hoping to snag this month? Come tell us on Talk.

If you haven’t already, sign up for Early Reviewers. If you’ve already signed up, please check your mailing/email address and make sure they’re correct.

» Request books here!

The deadline to request a copy is Friday, July 25th at 6PM EDT.

Eligibility: Publishers do things country-by-country. This month we have publishers who can send books to the US, the UK, Canada, Germany, Australia, Greece, Cyprus, Czechia, Spain, Denmark and more. Make sure to check the message on each book to see if it can be sent to your country.

Nightmare Obscura: A Dream Engineer's Guide Through the Sleeping MindLead Boldly: Seven Principles from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Christina the AstonishingWayward GirlsHomegrown: Guidance and Inspiration for Navigating Your Homeschooling JourneyA Pair of WingsLine MagicAn Assembly of Monsterssmall lives: poemsVampire Jam SandwichThe Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt [Gift Edition]House of Ash and BoneEveryday BeanYou Were Made for This World: Celebrated Indigenous Voices Speak to Young PeopleLittle ShoesDeath by Whoopee CushionBenji Zeb Is a Ravenous WerewolfA Cup of Happy: Capybara Bubble TeaAbout Time: PoemsDance Dance RevolutionThree Years Our Mayor: George Moscone and the Making of Modern San FranciscoWaiting for Godínez: A Tragicomedy in Two Actsa chronology of blood: poemsThe Llano County Mermaid ClubMore Than Sheepherders: The American Basques of Elko County, NevadaBeach Cats: Cute and Comfy Summer Coloring BookThe WoundChampagne and Sour GrapesBlue Ridge CallingIntroducing the Scarlet ScrapperSanity TestPaul Weaver and the Soul ReaverThe Women of Bandit BendShadowslayersCodename: AshtonYellow Chrysanthemum: Short Story CollectionBonne Annee: Of Success, Life, and PoetrySolemnity RitesShattered Paths: Unveiling the Hidden Truths of Foster CareHouse of LightsThe Lighthouse KeeperThe Old ScarecrowOutside the BoxCataclysmI May Tread SafelySidewalk ChalkHazel and Mabel: Two Hearts ApartMeowsterpieces: Cozy Cat x Famous Paintings Coloring BookWhy Did God Make the Tree?HOPE: The Thing with FeathersThe Morpheus FlowerThe Prism: Seven Steps to Heal Your Past and Transform Your FutureThe River's DaughterTrappedThe Boy with the JadeThe Porcelain MenagerieNo Place LikeFirefallAegolius CreekA Broken WindowNo One SleptThe Things You Have to Do Before I Buy You a PhoneA Rare ObsessionTo Save a LifeZero to Apex: A Beginner's Crash Course in Track Driving (Without the Crashing)I Thought I Had You ForeverWhat If We Were All Generous!Fatal CastleLost2bFoundGrowing Faith: God Is Always with YouA Spoonful of MagicMake Way for Harriet and MayLexi Dunne: Shadows of the Red HandNo Place Like Nome: The Bering Strait Seen Through Its Most Storied CityArk of the Covenant, Landing DoveAre You Bored?A Dark Hole Darkly: A Detective's StoryPercival Gynt and the Inevitability of Fire and Other CasesMurder with a Glass of MalvasiaUntied LinesDark PlaceA Fool IndeedSh*ts and GigglesWomansplainerBrushes With DestinyBeginners Guide to the Han DynastyWhen We Drifted BackLuke & LaraBlood VendettaMerlin's SiegeThe Dragonkin Legacy: The Last War & Dragon GuardiansThe Layoff Journey from Dismissal to Discovery: Navigating the Stages of Grief after Job LossDancing in the Aisle: Spiritual Lessons We've Learned from Children (25th Anniversary Edition)The Alchemy of GoldLouise-Elisabeth Vigee le Brun: Portrait of an Artist, 1755-1842Shattered Peace: A Century of SilenceThe Eucalyptus TreeBeyond the Mind's Illusion: Simple Answers About Source, Stillness, and Living in PresenceImagine If...: Tupac Did Not Go to VegasMystic's FireTali and the Timeless TimeEggs, Please!The Itchiest Dog: A Veterinary Saga of Aching, Flaking, Scratching, and ShakingGetting Lost on My Way: Self-Discovery on Ireland's BackroadsWilted Flowers: A dark poetry collectionFragrance of Forgotten TruthsAbsolute TriumphThe Last of the Fire LiliesThe Fox and the NightingaleReturn To HawaiiFixing Management: A Manager's Guide to Moving from Ineffective to ExceptionalThe Promises of YesterdayElbow Grease: The Adventures of Dave-Bob and Bob-Dave at Barker Brothers in the Summer of '76The Goodhart FamilyFinding PhoebeUnspokenStories Heard From the Heart's WhisperThe Hunter's Craft: Confessions of a Serial KillerRich by Habit, Not by Hustle: The No B.S. Guide to Growing Money, Smashing Debt, and Living Financially FreeThe Knight Is A Son Of A BitchThe Gallery of Nightmares: LostI Love My Brother Always... I Like Him SometimesLoving Lily and the Magic SeedThe Making of UsSt. James ParkMagda RevealedA Stellar SpyTime Travelers: Minecraft Meets Civil War: An Unofficial Minecraft AdventureThe Ruinous Curse: The King's AscentTangled TiesLiving Slowly: Why It Matters and How to Cultivate a More Sustainable Way of LifeLife Is Just a Dream: A Book of PoetryLife Is Just a Dream: A Book of PoetryHereafter: What if all it takes is letting go?Flower of HatredWhat Was It Like Growing up in The 70s?: A Journal to Revisit and Share the Groovy 70sThe Regression StrainMenagerie in the Dark: StoriesThe Marriage AuditThe Weight of Ash and PrayerThe Chosen QueenBeyond the PaleThe Belly-Up Code: Your Blueprint for Startup Success2088Dumb Girl: A Journey from Childhood Abuse to Gun Control AdvocacyOctavoTread Dead RedemptionSmart Money Moves: 2025 Edition: Simple Tips That Help You Keep More of What You EarnJames Goes to TherapyFriendly FyreThe Momhak Method: The Empowered Path to Addiction Recovery – Master Your Mind and Body for Lasting FreedomZackity Zack the Cat, Sparkles His TeethChildren of the Fire MoonGetting LuckyThe Hindu Hurt: The Story Of HindutvaLust and FoundGlimmer and BurnIn Opening the Gate to New Worlds: How to Write a Book Children Will TreasureAll I Knew Was YouFathers Before SonsCut Off from Sky and EarthYellow Tart: Not a MemoirTales Told Around A Strange FireHow to Publish a Book: A Guide to Self-Publishing for First-Time WritersTo Maggie Wherever You've GoneFastVaxA Travel Journal: The Couples EditionOne More Chance: A Redemption NovelFrom This Day ForwardA Nest of All Kinds: Jewels of the House DivineDaughter of DreamWORDS TO THINK. OR TO SING.Red Sun RisingHistory of the United StatesWhistling Women and Crowing HensUnder DarknessThe Halley Effect: Vulture's TriangleThe New Civic Path: Restoring Our Belief in One Another and Our NationMy Blade Is MeGhost FlightJames: Know God's WisdomWishstone: Chains That BreakSweet Like Sugar CaneEstateReading Between the Lines: Living and Learning with DyslexiaBattling Cancer: Hope and Inspiration for the Journey AheadIt's Time for the Pendulum to Swing Back the Other Way on High-Stakes Testing in Public EducationHow to Feel Good When You Wish That You Could...With Tips from Kara and Friends!EstateA Song for the EarthFuturum

Thanks to all the publishers participating this month!

161 Days Akashic Books Anchorline Press
Arctis Books USA Artemesia Publishing Bigfoot Robot Books
BookViewCafe Boss Fight Books CapyFun
Cemetery Hill Publications Cennan Books of Cynren Press Cinnabar Moth Publishing LLC
eSpec Books Gnome Road Publishing Greenleaf Book Group
Harper Horizon HB Publishing House Henry Holt and Company
Highlander Press History Through Fiction HTF Publishing
Kinkajou Press Plant Based Press Prolific Pulse Press LLC
PublishNation Purple Diamond Press, Inc Revell
RIZE Press Running Wild Press, LLC Spiegel & Grau
Tapioca Stories Tundra Books Type Eighteen Books
University of Nevada Press University of New Mexico Press Unsolicited Press
William Morrow Wise Media Group WorthyKids

Labels: early reviewers, LTER

Tuesday, June 24th, 2025

Talpa Search integration now available in Aspen Discovery

LibraryThing is thrilled to announce that Talpa Search is now available in Aspen Discovery from Grove for Libraries. With Talpa Search, patrons can search for books and other media using natural language. Talpa Search goes beyond traditional library searching to find items by plot details, genre, descriptions, and more. While Talpa Search works with all library systems, this is its first integration directly inside the catalog.

Aspen Discovery libraries can now enable Talpa Search as a search mode, allowing patrons to see results from Talpa Search seamlessly integrated into the look and feel of their library catalog.

Talpa Search in Aspen Discovery enables users to search for “novels about France during World War II” or “recent cozy mysteries” and receive relevant results, all within their existing library catalog, without special syntax or filtering.


Just as patrons will love the ability to search their library catalog using natural language, librarians will appreciate the customization options available with the Talpa Search module, including branding, text, and display settings. Talpa Search also includes an optional setting to display a materials request link for items not owned by the library—useful as a collection development tool.

Talpa Search is available by subscription and can be accessed through a standalone site for those without Aspen Discovery. You can see the Talpa Search catalog integration in action here, and the stand-alone site at https://www.talpasearch.com/.

About Grove for Libraries

Grove for Libraries offers development, hosting, support, and more for Aspen Discovery, Aspen LiDA, and other projects related to Aspen. Grove employees also contribute time and expertise to all Aspen Community meetings as well as dedicated Office Hours to help grow and support all libraries and organizations using Aspen. Learn more at https://www.groveforlibraries.com/

About Talpa Search

Talpa Search combines cutting-edge technology with data from libraries, publishers, and readers to enable entirely new ways of searching—and find what you’re looking for.

Designed specifically for libraries, Talpa Search is available by subscription, has no usage caps, and integrates with a library’s catalog and holdings.

Talpa Search was developed by the developers, librarians, and librarian-developers of LibraryThing. Learn more at https://www.talpasearch.com/about.

“Talpa” means mole in Latin. (Moles dig for things!)

About Aspen

Aspen is a suite of open-source library software that started with its flagship Discovery and has since expanded to include additional tools like the Aspen LiDA mobile app and Aspen Web Builder.

Aspen was the first discovery layer to give patrons seamless access to all library resources in one place. By connecting with multiple content platforms for e-books, library events, digital archives, and other third-party services, Aspen is dedicated to avoiding vendor lock-in and empowering libraries with control by offering them options for which vendors they want to integrate with Aspen.

Aspen is used by more than 2,000 libraries worldwide and is supported by a vibrant community of hundreds of librarians. Learn more at https://community.aspendiscovery.org/

Labels: Talpa Search

Tuesday, June 17th, 2025

Come Join the 2025 Pride Treasure Hunt!

It’s June, and that means that our annual Pride Month Treasure Hunt is back!

We’ve scattered a shower of rainbows around the site, and it’s up to you to try and find them all.

  • Decipher the clues and visit the corresponding LibraryThing pages to find a rainbow. Each clue points to a specific page right here on LibraryThing. Remember, they are not necessarily work pages!
  • If there’s a rainbow on a page, you’ll see a banner at the top of the page.
  • You have just under two weeks to find all the rainbows (until 11:59pm EDT, Monday June 30th).
  • Come brag about your shower of rainbows (and get hints) on Talk.

Win prizes:

  • Any member who finds at least two rainbows will be awarded a rainbow badge. Badge ().
  • Members who find all 12 rainbows will be entered into a drawing for one of five sets of LibraryThing (or TinyCat) swag. We’ll announce winners at the end of the hunt.

P.S. Thanks to conceptDawg for the scarlet ibis illustration.

ConceptDawg has made all of our treasure hunt graphics in the last couple of years. We like them, and hope you do, too!

Labels: treasure hunt

Monday, June 9th, 2025

Author Interview: Adriana Trigiani

Adriana Trigiani

LibraryThing is pleased to sit down this month with bestselling author, screenwriter, producer, director, and podcast host Adriana Trigiani, described by USA Today as “one of the reigning queens of women’s fiction.” The author of twenty-one books, she made her debut in 2000 with Big Stone Gap, the first of a series of four novels set in Trigiani’s own Virginia hometown, which the author adapted and directed as a movie of the same name. Trigiani’s 2009 Very Valentine, the first of a trilogy, was adapted by its author as a Lifetime television film. Her books, including stand-alone bestsellers like Lucia, Lucia (2003) and The Shoemaker’s Wife (2012), have been published in thirty-eight countries. In addition to her novels for adults, Trigiani has published two young adult novels about a teen filmmaker—Viola in Reel Life (2009) and Viola in the Spotlight (2011)—a picture book for younger children—The House of Love (2021)—and a number of works of nonfiction, from Don’t Sing at the Table: Life Lessons from my Grandmothers (2010), a New York Times bestseller, to Cooking With My Sisters (2004). She is host of the podcast, You Are What You Read, and in 2023 she was knighted by President Sergio Mattarella of Italy with the Cavaliere dell’Ordine della Stella d’Italia.

Known to explore her Italian heritage in her work, her latest book, The View from Lake Como, due out from Dutton in early July and currently on offer as a giveaway through Early Reviewers, tells the story of an Italian American woman who travels to her ancestral home in Italy. Trigiani sat down with Abigail to answer some questions about her new book.

Since the release of your debut in 2000, you have produced close to one book per year, many of them bestsellers. Where do you get the ideas for your stories, and how did The View from Lake Como get its start?

My ideas always start with a notion or a story from my family. I’m from a big Italian family, with many branches and many colorful characters. My family is from three regions in Italy—and as you know, every region has its own stories, culture and point of view. The View from Lake Como is a modern retelling of my great grandmother Giuseppina Perin (on my paternal grandmother’s side). Giuseppina was from the Veneto, a proud Venetian. She died very young-of pleurisy at the age of 42. I only knew her through the stories told by my
grandmother and great aunts and uncles—and she always intrigued me. I study the few photographs of her and try to know her. When it came time to write the story, I didn’t want to write it in the past. I had written The Good Left Undone and was so immersed in history for so long, I thought I needed a lighter approach. Also, my great grandmother’s story lent itself to comedy—especially since my dad’s first cousin Monica showed up at a tour stop with my great grandmother’s shoes, hat, and purse—filled with treasures. I was off to the races.

Many have remarked on your exploration of your Italian heritage through the stories you tell. How has this shaped your work? Why is it important for you to explore this theme?

I think the great books, the ones that we remember, the ones that move us, have a feeling of personal resonance—emotion flowing through the words, a keen eye for the experience of the characters through the author’s lens—a specific story that could only be told by you. Or for that matter, me. My heritage is my super-power. The Italian American experience is rich, and yes, I hear the tropes and see the parodies, and all the yakking about the Mob, but the truth is, the Italian American tent is a big one. I wanted the stories of Italian immigration I shared to ring true and to inspire, to paint the America and the Italy through the eyes of my loved ones—and not just my own, your loved ones too. Italy, in a sense, is a feeling. There is a great longing for home. Of course, America is my home, but I find a serenity in Italy that I only experience there. This duality of feeling is worth exploring and writing about. Sometimes the stories involve courage, other times romance, the art of creating, of craftsmanship. I hope all of it has found its way into my novels. Richly told stories of home, set in history or in the moment are always interesting to me. I hope they are for the reader too.

There are two Lake Comos in your new book. Have you visited both of them? Did you have to do any research about either when writing the story, and if so, what was the most interesting thing you learned?

Yes, I think it was important to have spent lots of time in both Lake Como towns. My mother’s people are from the Lombardy region of Italy, north of Bergamo, in the Italian Alps. I set The Shoemaker’s Wife there. Lake Como is a short drive from my mother’s ancestral home. Lake Como is a magnet for me, and I try to get there every time I visit the Alps. I hope if you haven’t had a chance to visit it, you will someday. There is something about it that is soothing, peaceful and mysterious. It’s a place that shores you up. Now, Lake Como, New Jersey is beautiful too—and in that way that is uniquely American. Once called South Belmar, the residents were tired of being a dumping ground between Belmar and Spring Lake, so they changed their name! They became Lake Como, named after the lake in the town. I was so blown away by this research and realized that the story of the town and of the protagonist of the novel—Giuseppina Capodimonte Baratta Bilancia, 33, and living in her parents’ basement—is the same story. What happened to Giuseppina? How would she re-claim her life on her own terms? How could she find happiness and thrive? And how could Lake Como, New Jersey reclaim its glory and reinvent itself?

Has your work as a filmmaker influenced your writing? Do you find that you are a visual storyteller?

The adaptation of a novel is a completely different exercise than writing the book. I began as a playwright, then wrote television and film. The truth is the book helps more when I’m directing than the other way around. I don’t think about film when I’m writing a novel-and why would I? The imagination takes the writer anywhere, I’m not confined by the rules of cinema or a budget. As a novelist, I’m there to please the reader. I can take the reader anywhere, in any time in a good story. And, when the book is done, it can live in other forms and be dramatized—and I love doing it. I love when other artists adapt my work too. But writing a novel and writing a screenplay are separate enterprises, separate creative endeavors. Directing a film is another skill set entirely. But all three bring me enormous challenges and satisfaction—in wholly different ways.

Tell us a little bit about your writing process. Where and how do you write? Do you have a specific goal you set for each day, week or month?

I write seven days a week in a sunny room, when it’s sunny of course! For those who read this and love vacation or working less, I am in awe of you. I’m always thinking about something that has something to do with whatever I’m writing. I don’t know how else to do it. I like the intensity and embrace it. I love a deadline. I like the feeling of being responsible to a calendar. It pushes me forward. The writing process is one thing, you’re alone in the dark, creating a world where there was none, and the rewriting is the wrangling—making the storytelling smooth. The hardest job in the world is to create a simple, effortless read. It helps to have a sense of humor! I appreciate this question and the opportunity to say, I am lucky and blessed to write for a living—and there isn’t a day or an hour that goes by that I am not grateful for the opportunity to do the work I love. The reader has given me this gift, and in honor of her, I use my time wisely. I am also grateful to my editor and publisher. There are so many more books to write!

What’s next for you? Do you have more novels or other books in the works? Do you think you’ll adapt The View from Lake
Como
for film or television?

I hope so! I’m working on a new novel and hope to have it finished in time to write and direct The View from Lake Como. I’m excited about the possibilities of this book adapted to the screen.

Tell us about your library. What’s on your own shelves?

My husband is handy, and I thank God for him. He built a library in our old house in Greenwich Village that accommodates close to 2000 books. Throughout the house, you’ll find more books—and we estimate close to 4,000 in total. I have a pretty extensive cookbook collection-including How to Cook a Wolf. Over the years, I have collected books, some signed, a couple of rare ones, a lot of biographies, autobiographies, history, the books my parents loved, the books my grandparents enjoyed, novels, and even children’s books. When I hold a book, it’s a living art form. Within the covers of a book is everything, a world, a point of view, characters that speak to me, and essential knowledge that makes me look the world with new eyes. As one goes on in life—looking at things with new eyes becomes important. There are even times that we need that new point of view in order to survive. I have an extensive coffee table book collection—because sometimes, images the size of postage stamps are not enough. You do realize that someday there will be no postage stamps so that reference will not make any sense to the person who stumbles upon this interview. When I am building a world of characters, I need those images—some I return to time and again. I’m inspired by the great artists—and their world view. There are days when only Mario Buatta, the decorator, or Louise Dahl-Wolfe, the photographer, or Orson Welles, the filmmaker or Cy Twombly the painter, for example, can push me forward. Books are my refuge, but they are also my hope.

What have you been reading lately, and what would you recommend to other readers?

I am lucky to read for the You Are What You Read podcast, and I hope you are enjoying those conversations. Lately, I have been on a non-fiction bender, reading the memoirs of E.A. Hanks, Graydon Carter, Keith McNally and Peter Wolf. There is something in each of these memoirs for everyone—if you’re interested in mother daughter relationships, the heyday of magazines, the story of an unlikely restauranteur or a rock idol in the shark infested waters of the music business, there’s a summer read in there for everybody. The library remains the most exciting place on earth to me, and our librarians, the stewards of knowledge. You are my everything! I don’t think it gets any better than that—and that’s coming from the daughter of a librarian. Thank you all and thank you for inviting me to share these thoughts.

Labels: author interview, interview

Monday, June 2nd, 2025

June 2025 Early Reviewers Batch Is Live!

Win free books from the June 2025 batch of Early Reviewer titles! We’ve got 233 books this month, and a grand total of 4,613 copies to give out. Which books are you hoping to snag this month? Come tell us on Talk.

If you haven’t already, sign up for Early Reviewers. If you’ve already signed up, please check your mailing/email address and make sure they’re correct.

» Request books here!

The deadline to request a copy is Wednesday, June 25th at 6PM EDT.

Eligibility: Publishers do things country-by-country. This month we have publishers who can send books to the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Netherlands, Germany, Israel, Finland, Belgium and more. Make sure to check the message on each book to see if it can be sent to your country.

The Accidental FavoriteHamburg NoirBone HashEden's ClockThe Courage to Be Imperfect: How to Release Yourself from Unrealistic Expectations and Start Enjoying LifeThis Book Is Dangerous!The Etiquette of VolesThe ElementsThe Irish GoodbyeWho Killed One the Gun?And Then Came the Blues: My Journey from Survivor to NYPD Detective First GradeThe Order of DuvalChasing AllieCatThe View from Lake ComoThe Heretic CypherThe Spartan SacrificeA Hero ReturnedBest of All WorldsEmikoAmong GhostsThe Witching HourThe Ant and the MagicianWoman with Eyes ClosedAtomic Pilgrim: How Walking Thousands of Miles for Peace Led to Uncovering Some of America's Darkest Nuclear SecretsConservation Confidential: A Wild Path to a Less Polarizing and More Effective ActivismThe Great Grown-Up Game of Make-BelieveInterlocutor GoddessA Psychic Salesman: Minimum to MediumThe Pickleball Girl Finds Her MatchFatal ErrorThe AWEsome Wonders of Your World: 20 of SparkStar's Most Jaw-Dropping, Amazing, Totally Mind-Blowing, Galactastic Places on Planet EarthThe Path of RedemptionDreams Do Come TrueIt Is NOT Easy Being Men: Redefining Masculinity in a Changing WorldIntercede: Saints for Concerning OccasionsDear AlderoneUnder the Tented SkinMyrtle's Magical Mix-UpsAnointed: The Extraordinary Effects of Social Status in a Winner-Take-Most WorldMy Teacher Says: A Day at SchoolTogether We Will Find the SunThis Is Not How I Thought It Would BeProject HumanHard MarginsSelf Help Dad Meets Duct Tape and Devotions: A 365 Devotional for Fatherhood, Faith, Love and Figuring Out One Mess at a TimeWe Are Eating the Earth: The Race to Fix Our Food System and Save Our ClimateHow I Found Myself in the Midwest: A Memoir of ReinventionPeace, Love and HaightThe Gilded Butterfly EffectSpider to the FlyThe Return of MoriartyTake Me Back to OklahomaOuter WildsBlack Sun RisingToward a Living Archive of African Poetry: Kwame Dawes and Chris Abani on the New-Generation African Poets Chapbook SeriesScars of PerfectionRiver Gold: A Northern Lakes MysteryRiver Gold: A Northern Lakes MysteryTales From the Cursed Edge: Dark Stories of Swords and SorceryThe Sylvan Hotel: A Seattle StoryThe Mysterious FoeHello, GraceDexter: The Stand up DogHow to Hatch a WriterG. O. A. T. Wisdom: How to Build a Truly Great Business--From the Founders of Beekman 1802Legacy of the Blue MountainsYork's Ride: A Novel of Old CaliforniaSweet ChaosTreasure on Shell IslandWhy Did God Make the Tree?Blood Work and Other StoriesLight: A Mother and Daughter Memoir of AnorexiaBeach Cats: Cute and Comfy Coloring BookMannazNightshadeA CoupleThe Secret of the OceansNightshadeIt’s All Trash ‘til It’s Cash: Applying Amazon’s Blueprint for BuildersWhen Worry WhispersEphesians: Experience God's PowerWhen Witches Can't CastThe BankDomina el negocio del automóvilGreen Flash at SunsetWhat Solitude Sees in Me: Uncollected Poems 1976-2023Beloved GinkgoHeartlessSmall Change: From a Workshop on the Anthropocene in Wagga WaggaWhen the Giant Wheel Doesn't StopA Bear Named BarnabyThe Housekeeper's Secret: A MemoirLife Unscripted: What You Should Have Learned in High SchoolCopyright & Trademark Law for Authors and Small Businesses: Your Practical Legal GuideFeed Us with Trees: Nuts and the Future of FoodBest BeforeMoney Rules: Your Keys to Financial FreedomA Fool IndeedDesired by ErosThe Tale of the Orphan MagicianGhost FlightUnlocking Meditations: Timeless Stoic Tools For A Meaningful Life: Ancient Wisdom Made Easy: Marcus Aurelius' Practical Steps for Peace, Purpose, and Focus TodayThe Aeneid: A Verse TranslationThe Odyssey: A Verse Translation by Alexander PopeThe Life of PericlesFrankensteinThe Triumph of Donald Trump: Reclaiming Our RepublicSixty Seconds with My DogBattling Cancer: Hope and Inspiration for the Journey Ahead‘Sconset Serenade: A Tale of NantucketPride and PemberleyPutin's Sledgehammer: The Wagner Group and Russia's Collapse into Mercenary ChaosWhen Stars AlignThe Last of the Fire LiliesFuture XShut Me Up in Prose: StoriesUnleash The Fury: A Storm of Vengeance on Eastern SandsThe Sorrow RoadCybersecurity Checklist for Business Owners: Executive Battle Plan to Survive Cyber ThreatsMy Blade is MeLydia Wickham’s Northern Peril: Darcy and Wickham’s Rapprochement?: A Pride & Prejudice VariationThrough Our TeethThe New Civic Path: Restoring Our Belief in One Another and Our NationRaised By a Narcissist: That Woman AKA My MotherA Dark Hole Darkly: A Detective's StoryThe River BladePercival Gynt and the Inevitability of Fire and Other CasesThe Last RitualSulutiThe Complete Always and Forever TrilogyThe Tenth Man: A Play Inspired by Graham Greene's the Tenth ManThe Last Supper: A One-Act PlayThe Blinding of Hormozd IV by the Hand of His Wife's Brothers, Banduy and Gostaham, and His Son Khosrow: A Tragedy in One ActThe Making of UsHebrews: Elevate JesusAirships: Their Science, History and FutureThe Best Friend's Christmas ConfessionMurder with a Glass of MalvasiaThe Halley Effect: Vulture's TriangleOn the RunAre YOU a Princess?When We Were CloseBent CopMAX Saves a World!Broken FulcrumThe Goldilocks Team: Master Retention and HiringThe Miracle GirlCloud WritingNostalgic Crossword Puzzles: 70 Large Print, NYT Style Variety Puzzles for Memory Recall and Brain Health to Reclaim Mental Clarity and Rediscover Past JoysA Night Along the RiverBringing the Beach HomeImagine If...: Bruce Lee Made Two Hollywood MoviesThe Philosopher's Stone: In Search of MeaningMazes for Kids: Maze Activity Book for Ages 4-8The Alchemy of GoldLove at First Flight: The Story of Sophie and DanielThe Sycamore Centennial Parade (Part I)WomansplainerIterationsAwakening to Presence: Finding Peace and Stillness in the Space BetweenArrivalThe Wind of VenusWes the Wobbly ToothBetween Grief and Nothing: The Passions, Addictions and Tragic End of William FaulknerWhispers of DefianceThe Alchemy of Chores: Is Housework the Key to Happiness?Dancing In Freedom: From Bondage to Jubilee19 DoorsJuicePerfect MessThe Deepest FakeThe SeerGo See America: 118 of the USA’s Greatest Hits (According to a Guy Who Visited Them All)From Pain to Power: A guide for women finding strength through life's stormsSweet Like Sugar CaneThe Devil In Fine PrintCiężar PióraOne Plus One Is Not Equal To Two: Finding Meaning When Life Doesn't Add UpOpen Turns: From Dutch Girl to New Australian — A MemoirThe Spectral TreeOnce Upon AugustHitman: Records of DrivhaltDark PlaceFool's ErrandsEstateEstateThe Secret Song of Shelby ReyThe Mystical Gospel of Thomas: Revelation of the Inner ChristUnder DarknessThe N8 SelfFrom a Studio in Oakland, California: 108 Notes on ExistenceOuter Chaos, Inner CalmBright FuturesFree Bird: Flaco the Owl's Dreams Take FlightWhat Happens After?40 Days of Fasting: 40 Inspired RecitationsThis Town is Sick: Stories from a Cursed PlacePyreGrid ZeroLittle Joe and the Big CityPete and Suzie and the Party PenguinsMien: CircuitsMeet Me at the RuinsThis Could Be Paradise: The UndertowIn Case You RememberThe Woman Who Wasn'tFatelThe Glories of MaryThe Gales of AlexandriaHomecomingBlood Vendettatribute.Certainty: How Great Bosses Can Change Minds and Drive InnovationThe Joyful Guide To RetirementThe Heart of ResistanceArisingThe GladesPsychopath: A Case Study in UnrealityJoseph Wore Tennis Shoes: Stories From Small Town JournalismLand ShadowsSurface and Depths: A Story of Adolescence with Reflections on the Inner JourneyMillionaires' Advice: You Are the Next Millionaire: Real Journeys and Successful Stories, Lessons, Advice and Proven Paths That Build WealthThe Clock and the BoulderSadie and Moose on the LooseRoot-To-Rise: How to Love LifeTomorrow It Could Be YouPsychedelics and Christian Faith: Exploring an Unexpected Pathway to Healing and SpiritualityPsychedelics and Christian Faith: Exploring an Unexpected Pathway to Healing and SpiritualityThe Last OneThe Gorgon of Los FelizThe Clock and the BoulderGlossary of Female TerminologyBreaking Boundaries

Thanks to all the publishers participating this month!

Akashic Books Anchorline Press Arctis Books USA
Artemesia Publishing Autumn House Press Baker Books
Bamboo Ridge Press Bellevue Literary Press Boss Fight Books
Cape Split Press Ltd. Cemetery Hill Publications Cinnabar Moth Publishing LLC
Consortium Book Sales and Distribution Crooked Lane Books Dutton Books
Edge Weaver Books eSpec Books EverImagine Books
Feet Wet Writing Flat Sole Studio Forest Avenue Press
Global Galactics Gnome Road Publishing Greenleaf Book Group
Harbor Lane Books, LLC. Harvard Business Review Press Henry Holt and Company
Heritage Books Hinton Publishing Identity Publications
Imbrifex Books Kabaty Press Kakkle Publications
Keyla Damaer Kinkajou Press Latah Books
Life to Paper Publishing Meridian Editions PublishNation
Purple Diamond Press, Inc Riverfolk Books Rootstock Publishing
Simon & Schuster Three Rooms Press Tundra Books
University of Nevada Press Unsolicited Press UpLit Press
WorthyKids Yorkshire Publishing

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