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'Disappoint Me' by Nicola Dinan is a sweeping exploration of love, loss, trans panic, race, millennial angst, and the relationships—familial and romantic—that make us who we are. #BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/3TOrQAP

Bring your bff to the Library and checkout these books all about friendship. → 15 Novels About Friendship To Read With Your Bestie on.nypl.org/4l15Oql

💦 🥵 Stay cool with hot reads this summer! Curated by our expert staff, NYPL's Summer Staff Picks has something for everyone—from breezy beach reads to absorbing deep dives. Check them out at a branch near you! → Summer 2025 Picks for Adults on.nypl.org/3ZQpjtf

Explore the power of art for movement building, and the role writing, performance, and language plays in disability justice. → Art Activism and Language Justice in Disabled Communities on.nypl.org/4njeYjl

What are your summer plans? The Library offers a wide range of resources to support kids’ learning and development through the summer and all year round. → Summer for Educators on.nypl.org/3I4f6mR

Kids! Write a story and enter The New York Public Library's contest for the chance to win a prize! We want you to describe a world, real or fictional, that’s different from your own and tell us what it’s like to live there. on.nypl.org/4498ADV

In 'Blackheart Man' by Nalo Hopkinson, when his home island of Chynchin faces reconquest, Veycosi sets off to collect tales of how his home won its freedom two centuries ago, gathering wisdom, magic, and folklore to combat the invaders. #BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/4kNyPVy

Delve deeper into @SchomburgCenter’s world-renowned research collections, diverse exhibitions, and resources with our digital guide on @bbgconnects. Explore Arturo Schomburg’s writings, take a self-guided tour of the building, and more! on.nypl.org/3G5xoUh

This summer, track your reading and activities to become a Summer Star at the Library! Head to your nearest branch to pick up your very own activity and reading tracker, book log pages, and book review sheets—or download and print them at home! on.nypl.org/44q2BcR

Take home a piece of history with a special-edition library card commemorating 100 years of @schomburgcenter! The card features imagery from the brass cosmogram located in Schomburg Center's lobby that honors both Arturo Schomburg & poet Langston Hughes. on.nypl.org/4kUnc01

Read, learn, and have fun all summer long at the Library! Kids can pick up a reading tracker and start their journey to becoming a Reading Star this summer. Adults can join our Summer Reading Adventure with @nationalbook (and win prizes). on.nypl.org/44pPn0R

Hey New Yorkers—@nationalbook & NYPL partnered to celebrate the joys of reading (and prizes!) all summer long! Adult readers can pick up a Summer Reading Adventure and a limited edition water bottle in-person while supplies last at participating branches. on.nypl.org/4ngjWgV

In 'Get a Life, Chloe Brown' by Talia Hibbert, after a near-death scare, chronically ill Chloe Brown makes a list to "Get a Life." Step two? Be bad. Her guide: sexy biker handyman Red, who may just teach her more than she expected. #BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/4m2fuAT

Explore The New York Public Library with a self-guided audio tour, hosted by journalist and author Alison Stewart (@AllOfItWNYC). Available online in English, Spanish, and Mandarin, or on Bloomberg Connects—the free arts and culture app: on.nypl.org/44pIdIF

Learn how author and journalist @michelleyoungNY used the Library to research her book, ‘The Art Spy: The Extraordinary Untold Tale of WWII Resistance Hero Rose Valland.’ The amazing breadth of materials available at the Library helped Michelle bring her story to life!

As college students head back to school, check out these coming-of-age novels that explore intellectual, romantic, and often mysterious goings-on in academic settings. → Head Back to School with These 15 Campus Novels on.nypl.org/44o7Ae6

Spanning genres across romance, fantasy, contemporary fiction, and autofiction, there's something here for readers of all ages! → New & Noteworthy Queer Comics on.nypl.org/4lmTKiV

Last chance! Now through August 2, The New York Public Library presents "Dynamic Duos: The Art of Working in Pairs," an exhibition that celebrates artistic collaborations that challenge the concept of solo creative genius. Plan your visit now! on.nypl.org/43Q2Zkw

🙀 If you're too much of a scaredy-cat for horror but all about the vibes, check out these paranormal rom com recommendations full of magic and comedic mayhem. → Bewitching Romance Books for Spooky Season on.nypl.org/44x0QME

Patrons of all ages who are blind, low vision, or who have a disability that makes it hard to read standard print, can get free accessible materials in a wide range of formats including braille, talking books, magazines, and more, at Heiskell Library: on.nypl.org/4eiHEoE