Book Lists
THIS MONTH’S BOOKPAGE – courtesy of the Sawyer Free library Friends
Discover your next great book. Bookpage is a discovery tool for readers, highlighting the best new books across all genres
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Browse curated book lists that we’ve put together just for you! These change seasonally or based on current events. You can also find books for our book groups here, as well as further reading.
Books on Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease
Titles you can find in the library
eBooks on Overdrive
recent books for black history month
BOOKS FOR NATIONAL NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE Month
Titles you can find in the library
Native American ebooks/eaudiobooks for Adults and Teens on Overdrive
Native American ebooks/eaudiobooks for Children on Overdrive
Books for international literacy day
Historical fiction from around the world
Books about hiking
Short stories
Books for ocean lovers
Books for pride month
Books for national bike month
Books about growing and eating vegetables
Books for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Books about Food Waste & Composting
Staff Picks: April 2021
Books about Libraries
International Women’s Day Reading List
American Library Association list of most challenged books in 2018
Every year, in honor of National Library Week (April 7-13, 2019), ALA publishes their list of the books that were most often challenged or banned in the past year. Here’s the list with links to our catalog for your banned book reading pleasure!
Global Forum Book Group
Further Reading – Wihtout You, There is No Us
Further Reading – My Promised Land
Further Reading – All the Shah’s Men
Further Reading – I Was Told to Come Alone
Further Reading – The Other Side of Paradise
Further Reading – Country Driving
Further Reading – The New Odyssey
Further Reading – The big Truck that Went By
Further Reading- The Sixth Extinction
Further Reading – Born a Crime
Further Reading – All the Kremlin’s Men
TED Talks
TED Talks – Future of Medicine
TED Talks – Future of Medicine
TED Talks Further – Culture and Stories