In 'My Friends' by Hisham Matar, After leaving Libya to pursue a life of the mind, Khaled gets wrapped up in protests and befriends a writer he has long admired in this novel of friendship, revolution, exile, and self-discovery. #BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/47bMrox

For #NYCFashionWeek, get some outfit inspiration from fashion illustrations in our print and digital collections! #NYPLDigitalCollections on.nypl.org/472sPmI

Foes are vanquished, mysteries are solved, and justice is almost always served. Here are 30 historical mysteries to get you through a reading slump. on.nypl.org/46ZHHlF

These adaptations—including sci-fi, suspense, domestic thrillers, and even children's books—are out now or will be in the next few months. → 10 Recently Released and Upcoming Book-To-Film Adaptations Not To Miss on.nypl.org/46RGCfF

Zora Neale Hurston was a folklorist and writer, and an important figure of the Harlem Renaissance. If you haven't read Hurston's writing yet, these books are the perfect place to start. on.nypl.org/3AvDw4Y

Get started with the work of literary icon Toni Morrison. on.nypl.org/46TIV1R

'If You Can't Take the Heat: Tales of Food, Feminism & Fury' by Geraldine DeRuiter are hilarious, searing essays on how food and cooking stoke the flames of her feminism, from a James Beard Award–winning blogger. #BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/3XhpITt

Art fairs have descended on New York City! Are you attending the Armory Show or any satellite fairs? Explore these artists who use archives in their work and process: on.nypl.org/46UDoI9

Spend the end of summer with nostalgic thrillers and mysteries that revisit summer camp ⛺️ → Thrills and Chills: Summer Camp Mysteries & Thrillers for Grownups on.nypl.org/3M1s4Aq

Gear up for back-to-school season with NYPL's book binding stamp backpack. Available at Library Shop! on.nypl.org/4gaaLLp

On September 17, #LIVEfromNYPL hosts trailblazing journalist Connie Chung for a discussion of her storied career as the first Asian woman to break into the television news industry. With Walter Isaacson. Pre-order the book and get your free ticket now! on.nypl.org/3WUX1vj

Now on view at NYPL! Drawing on letters, manuscripts, books, paintings, prints, and even wine bills, "Byron: A Life in Motion" tells the life story of the great English Romantic poet by way of his travels and loves. Plan your visit: on.nypl.org/3Xbirpo

Explore a sensational selection of colorful prints and textiles from NYPL's collections in this all-new exhibition. Featuring work by more than 30 modern and contemporary printmakers, "Line & Thread" is now on view at NYPL. Plan your visit: on.nypl.org/46XFPtD

In 'Touch' by Olaf Olafsson, after the pandemic upends his life, restaurant owner Kristofer revisits the disappearance of a former flame from his student days. An exploration of the pain and beauty of past lives and loves. #BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/3MBg88T

Find your next great read with our list of over 100 books for kids, teens, and adults—curated by our expert librarians! Whether you're in the mood for romance, thrillers, or a breezy beach read, we have a recommendation for you. → Summer 2024 Staff Picks on.nypl.org/4bZhKne

From 1954 to 1970, Friedman-Abeles photographed the majority of plays and musicals on Broadway. Visit The Library for Performing Arts's exhibition and explore notable Broadway shows through animated versions of work by the Friedman-Abeles Studio. On view through September 25. on.nypl.org/3YIpCqc

The nominees for the 76th annual Emmy Awards have been announced! Some are based on or inspired by published works including historical fiction, science fiction, memoir, spy fiction, true crime, and more. → Reading the 2024 Emmy Nominations on.nypl.org/3SlIAyY

Get into the school spirit with our reading list loaded with occult undertones, rival cliques, scholarly mysteries, secret fraternities, and bizarre friendships. 🕯️ → Reading #DarkAcademia on.nypl.org/3Yo3NvS

Books for the subway, the beach, the Jitney, and more—these titles will help you end the summer on a high note 😊 → The Best Books To Get You Through the End of Summer in New York on.nypl.org/3M6JBaH

'Hip-Hop Is History' by ?st blends encyclopedic knowledge with personal reflection, as the musician chronicles the forces and influences that shaped the evolution of hip-hop from its inception in the 1970s onwards. #BookOfTheDay: on.nypl.org/3z7Q5TM