You voted, they counted, and the winners have finally been announced!
This month, we are thrilled to share that we have TWO selections for the October LibraryReads List: Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson and The Butterfly Girl by Rene Denfeld!
Additionally, Full Throttle has earned Joe Hill a place in the LibraryReads Hall of Fame!
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Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson: In this moving and uproarious novel—a HarperCollins Lead Read selection for Fall 2019—a woman finds meaning in her life when she begins caring for two children with remarkable and disturbing abilities.
"[An] exceptional, and exceptionally hilarious, novel."
—Publishers Weekly 
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Click below to listen to an interview between Kevin Wilson and LLF's Virginia Stanley!
Click below to watch Kevin Wilson speak at the UFL Editor's Panel at ALA Annual!
The Butterfly Girl by Rene Denfeld: The dark and haunting companion to Rene Denfeld’s acclaimed novel The Child Finder, a riveting story of lost children and one haunted woman’s search for what may never be found.
"[Denfeld's] depictions of women and girls surviving horrific conditions through the power of their own imaginations will stay with readers."
—Booklist
"Equal parts chilling, tragic and hopeful, Rene Denfeld’s new novel combines her haunting, lyrical prose with a page-turning and harrowing mystery, putting The Butterfly Girl into a league of its own. Fans of The Child Finder will devour this."
—Mary Kubica, New York Times bestselling author of The Good Girl
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Full Throttle by Joe Hill: The #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Fireman and Strange Weather returns with a dark and ingenious collection of thirteen compelling short stories that showcase his ability to "push genre conventions to new extremes" (New York Times Book Review).
"The poet laureate of everyday terrors returns with a baker’s dozen of deliciously sinister tales…. Miniature masterworks of modern horror, proving that life is hard, weird, and always fatal."
—Kirkus 
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"The tale that will be the biggest hit with library workers and patrons is the beautiful, elegiac 'Late Returns,' featuring a grieving bookmobile driver who sometimes delivers books to ghosts."
—Booklist 
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Thanks to all who participated and submitted votes for the October LibraryReads list! Be sure to submit your votes for the November LibraryReads list by October 1st. You can see our recommendations here. Click here to learn more about LibraryReads.
-Chris