The Thirty Names of Night

In The Thirty Names of Night, a closeted Syrian-American trans boy, grieving his mother after a suspicious fire […]

Staying Alive

If you love cozy (and sometimes not so cozy) British murder mysteries, you know that those breathtakingly beautiful […]

Historical fiction continues to be a very popular genre – particularly stories set during WWII. I read a […]

English novelist Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley was born in 1797. Most well known as being the author of the […]

It can be tricky to get teens to read. The Forest of Reading program has a category specifically […]

2021 marks the 20th anniversary of the CBC’s Canada Reads. The great book debate features five “champions” who […]

I love nothing more than discovering a new author and this Christmas I received such a gift. Jane […]

The Forest of Reading program continues with the Red Maple Award nominations. It is a wonderful resource for […]

Waterloo Public Library, alongside more than 500 other Canadian public libraries, is excited to participate in One eRead Canada, […]

Each year people ask our staff what were the most popular books among WPL customers. They really want […]