CMAP Library Reads – September
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Learn about the democratic process of electing new leaders and the history of voting rights in these books and stories.
Learn about the democratic process of electing new leaders as well as the history and current issues of voting rights.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Celebrate Jewish American heritage with this list of fiction by contemporary Jewish authors.
Celebrate AANHPI heritage with this featuring and honoring AANHPI authors, illustrators, characters, culture and heritage.
Explore this selection of books highlighting Arab American experiences and perspectives as well as history, culture, and stories.
Check out these recommended audiobooks for younger children. Perfect for a long car ride!
Books for children all about discovering the joy of nature and cultivating a desire to care for the planet.
Great picture books for preschool and elementary in which hard work, dedication, resilience and a love of learning are encouraged.
Celebrate Irish American heritage with books featuring Irish & Irish American characters and settings.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Janie has a soft spot for Canadian books, contemporary & historical fiction, memoirs, short stories, and psychological thrillers.
These books are great for talking with young children about how a character is feeling and showing social-emotional growth.
No matter what genre or format, Martha is drawn to books with quirky, unique and unforgettable characters full of heart.
Jordan has a passion for diverse literary journeys that transcend time and genre boundaries.
Eva likes adventures, tragedies, storytellers, liars, and books about characters making long, dangerous journeys.
Books for teens that highlight Muslim American experiences and perspectives as well as history, culture, and stories.
Books for kids that highlight Muslim American experiences and perspectives as well as history, culture, and stories.
Great books for teens in twelfth grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for teens in eleventh grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for teens in tenth grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for teens in ninth grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for teens in eighth grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for teens in seventh grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in sixth grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in fifth grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in fourth grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in third grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in second grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in first grade recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in kindergarten recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for children in preschool recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
Great books for babies and toddlers recommended by Princeton Public Library’s Youth Services staff.
A list of recommended books and online resources to inspire families to get outside and explore the natural world.
Wordless picture books can be great literacy tools for language development, oral storytelling, and vocabulary building.
Titles that can help kids become more in tune with their own mental health and how to best support the mental health of others.
Bodies can do amazing things and come in all shapes, colors and sizes. Read and learn more about wonderful, amazing bodies.
These stories for the littlest readers will help make saying goodbye a little bit easier.
Recommendations for fun and engaging books for early elementary school-aged children.
Celebrate and explore books that highlight the Native American experience, storytellers, and history and culture.
Katie is fond of contemporary and historical middle grade fiction, YA romances, and fairy tale retellings of all kinds.
Stephanie enjoys historical fiction and novels-in-verse, and she can often be found browsing new JU non-fiction.
Celebrate and explore the history of Pride with a selection of children’s books that highlight LGBTQIA+ experiences and stories.
Explore this selection of contemporary stories, historical experiences, and biographies of Jewish Americans.
Explore titles that highlight the Hispanic/Latinx experience, storytellers and artists, and history and culture.
Celebrate, read, and learn about Disability Pride in July and all year long with these selections of books for kids.
Life is exciting and full of surprises for these oldies, be they spies, detectives, or just in the right place at the wrong time.
Rhiannon can often be found with her nose in a book with a unique narrative structure. She loves retellings of classic stories.
The ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom tracks challenges to library, school, and university materials and services.
A scholar of Greek & Latin Classics, Cliff’s reading tastes inevitably trend toward literature, philosophy, history, & criticism.
A selection of nonfiction resources and stories featuring mental health.
Fiction and nonfiction to help facilitate discussions about race, racism, anti-racism, discrimination and racial social justice.
Explore nonfiction and fiction titles about honoring and celebrating Juneteenth, emancipation, Black history, and culture.
Celebrate, read, and learn about disabilities with these selections of books for teens.
Explore Arab American heritage with this selection of teen books that highlight Arab American experiences and perspectives as well
Celebrate Native American heritage with books highlighting Indigenous experiences, storytellers, history and culture.
Explore AANHPI heritage with this selection of teen books highlighting the AANHPI experience, history, culture, and stories.
Celebrate the varied histories and cultures of people from Hispanic and Latin-American backgrounds with this list of books that hi
Celebrate and explore the history of Pride with this selection of teens books that highlight LGBTQIA+ experiences and stories.
Celebrate Jewish American heritage with this selection of contemporary stories, historical experiences, and biographies of Jewish
Explore Middle Eastern Heritage with this selection of books highlighting the various cultures, histories, and stories of the Midd
Nonfiction and fiction books for teens on Black creators and leaders, historical events and movements.
Leslie loves going through the journey with the characters and seeing them develop along the road.
Explore the experiences and perspectives of Arab Americans through works of fiction, poetry and graphic novels.
Laura enjoys literary fiction and is drawn to essays, poetry, memoir, music, and film/TV that explore a wide range of topics.
If you miss your school days, then perhaps reading a novel set in a school or book about education will help ease those pangs.
Summer is a perfect time for a chilling mystery. Grab one of these mysteries and thrillers set at the beach.
February is Black History Month, but these titles are worth reading throughout the year.
We’ve gathered a handful of extraordinary female AAPI voices. Any of the books very well may become your next favorite read.
These are some of the selections that have been the focus of both library and/or local book groups.
These atmospheric tales feature natural settings and usually incorporate elements of folklore.
It’s a fine time to think about reviving a garden. Why not enjoy some books to get you into the mood?
Gayle is partial to historicals, chiefly those set in Medieval, Victorian, or Roman times, but will read pretty much anything.
Travel the world, in modern times or days of old, to solve a mystery or two without leaving the comfort of your home.
You may be surprised at the variety of entertaining, challenging, and unexpected fiction and nonfiction you’ll find.
Discover a variety of books, both fiction and non-fiction, about the Irish in America and also penned by Irish-American authors.
Ji Hae loves to peruse cookbooks and food memoirs and has a personal interest in books on the American immigrant experience.
Enjoy these titles that were shared by library staff and community members at the library’s annual Book Flood.
Kim has a preference for nonfiction, particularly history, science and and nature, communication, and issues around civil rights.
A fan of literary fiction, poetry, memoirs, and short stories, Kristin has led the library’s fiction group for well over a decade.
Celebrate the varied histories and cultures of people from Hispanic and Latinx backgrounds through fiction.
Did you know that April is also National Humor Month? In honor of it, we’ve put together some books to make laugh until you cry.
Check out these books that are scheduled to be produced as films in 2023.
November commemorates the history and culture of Indigenous peoples with ties to the land now occupied by the United States.
Nora watched a lot of odd, dark fantasy films during her formative childhood years, leading to a love of speculative fiction.
These are the books the library’s fiction book group will be reading in 2023.
Members of the PPL staff met on 10/8/19 to discuss works of dystopian fiction. Below are some of the titles we selected.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Princeton Senior Resource Center.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Center for Modern Aging Princeton.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Princeton Senior Resource Center.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Princeton Senior Resource Center.
Every month, librarians share books they are excited about with the members of the Princeton Senior Resource Center.
Check out some of these selections, featuring some memorable rakes, rogues, dukes, and duchesses.
Enjoy these mostly fictional stories of families, individuals, friends, and more striking out on the road.
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, but these books are worth reading all year.
Some books inspire readers to travel, and some books leave readers feeling like they’ve just returned from a long trip!
Andrew has a soft spot for works that explore that explore the absurd and irrational aspects of the human condition.
There’s someone for everyone, or so they say. Enjoy this collection of older and newer titles this Valentine’s Day and beyond.
The term #OwnVoices attempts to indicate that an author is a member of the underrepresented group portrayed in their book.
Apocalyptic, dire, and full of dread, check out these titles.
Sometimes, education goes beyond reading, writing, and all the rest. These stories for adults feature unusual educational systems.
No one can read every book, but we asked our staff to suggest some titles they wish more people would read.
Readers often believe that they can trust the narrator, but that’s not always the case.
Whether you want to get cozy or get goosebumps, check out these wintry selections.
A sampling of historical fiction that features strong female leads, some inspired by real-life heroines throughout the centuries.
August is Women in Translation Month, a time to both celebrate and read works in translation by women authors.
June is LGBTQIA+ Pride Month, but these books are worth reading all year.