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New (and Newish) Memoirs by Transgender Authors to Discover | The New York Public Library These memoirs speak to the universal desire to be known and understood, and to be accepted for your authentic self.

Celebrate Diwali: Books & Resources for Kids About the Festival of Lights | The New York Public Library Books to help your family celebrate or learn more about this festive fall holiday.

Honoring Indigenous Peoples: 20 Recommended Reads | The New York Public Library These books serve as an introduction to a rich and diverse heritage of fiction, nonfiction, history, poetry, memoir, and more.

Fiction and Nonfiction to Read If You Love 'Lessons in Chemistry' | The New York Public Library It's hard to replicate the magic of this charming novel, but one of these books may be just the ticket for your next read.

One-Hour Reads for Daylight Savings | The New York Public Library Daylight saving time ends on November 5. Spend your spare hour with a good book! These short reads can be enjoyed in a single sitting.

Want to pick up a great new book but don't know where to start? NYPL's Fall Staff Picks are here to help! Our expert librarians have compiled over 100 titles for adults, teens, and kids to jumpstart your fall reading: https://on.nypl.org/47c9UEA

Poetry and Conversation: Terrance Hayes, Ama Codjoe & Nicole Sealey Tickets for Poetry and Conversation: Terrance Hayes, Ama Codjoe & Nicole Sealey in New York from NYPL. The National Book Award–winning poet returns with a new collection of poetry, a book of illustrated prose and reviews about poetry, and a night of readings with special guests. Featuring: Te

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Mix It Up With Thrilling Retellings of Classic Horror and Gothic Tales | The New York Public Library Sinister, often supernatural, outside forces are only the start—these stories tap into repressed fears and anxieties to deliver a thrill.

30 Kids Books to Get Excited for Halloween | The New York Public Library From little ones interested in costumes, and candy to older kids who like a little bit of a scare, these books help set a festive mood.

Voter Information: Get Informed & Vote The New York Public Library is here to help you find all of the resources you need to be an informed voter.

12 Compelling New Memoirs to Fall Into | The New York Public Library From actors to entertainers to regular people faced with challenges and questions, get started on one of these fascinating stories.

Open House Week 2023 at NYPL The Library is here for you! Visit our locations across the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island during Open House Week, beginning October 23. Pick up free NYPL goodies, get a library card, and enjoy free events and programs for all ages.

The Library After Hours: Teen Takeover Take over the Library after hours for a night of dancing, games, movies, and more—just for teens!

15 Book-To-Film Adaptations Not To Miss This Fall | The New York Public Library The fall film and streaming schedule is brimming with your favorite books come to life on screen!

Vauhini Vara with Leslie Jamison: This Is Salvaged Tickets for Vauhini Vara with Leslie Jamison: This Is Salvaged in New York from NYPL. The prize-winning author of The Immortal King Rao returns with her first collection of short stories. Vauhini Vara's debut novel, The Immortal King Rao, was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, shortlisted for the Na

Where to Start with Italo Calvino | The New York Public Library A selection of Calvino's novels, short stories, and essays to get started with this inventive writer.

On October 6, join us for a discussion about censorship in literature and the pivotal role public libraries play in championing the right to access a range of perspectives and ideas. Led byWNYC's Brooke Gladstone, leaders from New York City's three library systems will discuss the role of public libraries in providing free and open access to information while supporting the right in a democratic society to explore a wide range of viewpoints. Register now: https://on.nypl.org/3ZPqb00

Day of Action! Stand with NYC Libraries Against Book Bans and for the #FreedomToRead Join New York City libraries on Wednesday, October 4, for a city-wide Day of Action to stand against censorship in all forms as part of Banned Books Week.

TeenLIVE x Banned Books Week: Mark Oshiro You're invited! Join NYPL and bestselling author Mark Oshiro to mark Banned Books Week and discuss the importance of the freedom to read.

Celebrating Latinx Authors: Kids Titles in English Explore titles by some of our favorite children’s authors from Latin America curated by expert librarians on our Best Books in Spanish for Kids Committee. The lists feature bilingual and monolingual titles in español and English that are available in various formats (print, ebook, audiobook, Brai...

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Equal Rights Amendment: A Century of Speaking Out The Equal Rights Amendment was first proposed in 1923. NYPL marks the 100th anniversary of this important moment with an exhibition that shines a spotlight both on the activists who fought for the amendment and the conservative activists who have protested it and prevented its ratification.

10 Page-to-Screen Graphic Novels & Comics To Enjoy | The New York Public Library What series are you rooting for to be adapted next?

Banned Books Week at The New York Public Library Stand with NYPL for the right to read freely! NYPL is dedicated to the free and open access of information and knowledge—a mission that is directly opposed to censorship. Join us as we mark this year’s Banned Books Week, October 1–7, with book lists, programs, and more, highlighting voices and...

Celebrate Latin & Hispanic Culture Through Food | Celebre la tradición culinaria de la cultura latina e hispana | The New York Public Library Exquisite recipes bring to life the Latin & Hispanic cultures. Las recetas exquisitas revelan las culturas latina e hispana.

Building the World We Want: Artificial Intelligence and Global Governance Tickets for Building the World We Want: Artificial Intelligence and Global Governance in New York from NYPL. Acclaimed scholar and writer Alondra Nelson leads a discussion on the transnational impacts of artificial intelligence and the need for global collaboration. Artificial intelligence (AI) has

Voter Information: Events The New York Public Library is here to help you find all of the resources you need to be an informed voter.

Job Seekers! Meet HR recruiters, get career coaching, attend workshops on resume writing, and more at NYPL's Job Fair & Expo on September 15 at the Bronx Library Center. Register now: https://on.nypl.org/3rc7Pt8

Confronting Climate Grief in Fiction with Akil Kumarasamy, Sam J. Miller, Nathaniel Rich, and Mary Annaïse Heglar Tickets for Confronting Climate Grief in Fiction with Akil Kumarasamy, Sam J. Miller, Nathaniel Rich, and Mary Annaïse Heglar in New York from NYPL. Writers whose novels and stories have crossed the intersection of climate change and mental health ask whether fiction can have a meaningful impa

Discover Your City With Culture Pass Explore New York City's museums and attractions with Culture Pass. If you have a library card, you can reserve a pass and get free admission to dozens of cultural institutions. Save money and have fun in NYC!

For you better ✨work✨ on your familiarity with the history of fashion! The terms "fashion" and "style" are often used interchangeably to indicate a predominant form of dress during a given time. Today, fashion history is linked with the development of haute couture and the emphasis on individual designers and their work in the late 19th century. Explore our fashion collections online in the : https://on.nypl.org/3RcXYxM

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Happy first day of school New York! 🍎 NYPL is here to help students, families, and teachers head !

Discover an array of free resources to help students, educators, and families succeed in school this year: https://on.nypl.org/44IlWnM

Careers at The New York Public Library The New York Public Library is a free provider of education and information for the people of New York and beyond. With 92 locations—including research and branch libraries—throughout the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island, the Library offers free materials, computer access, classes, exhibi...

A Guide to Doing Research With New York City Newspapers | The New York Public Library Our new research guide to New York City newspapers will smooth your research path and save you time.

Summer 2023 Picks for Adults Find your new favorite reads with this collection of top titles curated by our expert librarians. You can also explore these recommendations in accessible formats.

💛 September is . Have you picked up your new special-edition library card yet? We love to see you sporting your new cards in style. Thanks for celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop with The New York Public Library!

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