'Between Us: How Cultures Create Emotions' by Batja Mesquita discusses how emotions are not necessarily innate but are made as we live our lives together in shared cultural contexts, and how acknowledging differences can help humanize us.

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With your library card, you can access transcripts and documents related to every Congressional hearing from 1824 to the present–including those of the House Un-American Activities Committee. on.nypl.org/3r9tuOU

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Have you moved since the last election? October 19 is the deadline to notify the NYC Board of Elections of your address change and re-register to vote. #NYCVotes
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🍂 NYPL's Fall Staff Picks include hundreds of librarian recommendations for everyone from kids to adults, and sort by genre, writing style, and more. on.nypl.org/3y0Y8hh

Uncover the story behind some beloved children’s stories with these memoirs and biographies. on.nypl.org/3CcFqWH

In 'Unmasked: My Life Solving America's Cold Cases' by Paul Holes, the cold case investigator who finally caught the Golden State Killer provides an insider account of some of the most notorious cases in contemporary American history.

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Intrepid journalist and sharp social critic Barbara Ehrenreich changed how we talk about class and income inequality in America. on.nypl.org/3UHGHfg

💥 New Yorkers—it’s time to tap into the power of reading!

Stop by your friendly neighborhood branch of NYPL for a special, limited-edition library card featuring the world’s favorite web-slinger—and lifelong New Yorker—Spider-Man. #AmazingLibraryCard on.nypl.org/3yP5GnA

Explore these magical recommendations from NYPL’s Teen Reading Ambassadors. on.nypl.org/3BOGUoo

It’s never too soon to learn about digital safety and privacy online. on.nypl.org/3cX37sh

In 'Mrs. Fletcher' by Tom Perrotta, a middle-aged divorcee receives an erotic message from a secret admirer and becomes obsessed with a fantasy porn site for women. Meanwhile, her son encounters challenges to his outmoded ideas of sex.

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Learn how New York City’s highways were built. on.nypl.org/3rb8G9G

Whether you’re at the @NYPL with your limited-edition Spider-Man library card or reading with your little one on Marvel HQ, you are bound to get webbed up in Spidey's adventures! #MarvelMustHaves bit.ly/3CzYUDr

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Dive into an unsettling New York mystery. on.nypl.org/3SEwEpG

Brooding suitors, oppressive castles, and young heroines struggling for independence are all hallmarks of gothic romance. Discover the history of the genre, from 'Jane Eyre' to 'Crimson Peak.' on.nypl.org/3LWQjPE

These classical compositions will haunt you with vivid memories and spooky speculations. on.nypl.org/3SKkefS

'New to Liberty' by DeMisty D. Bellinger Is a Ghost IRL! 👻, set in 1933, 1947, and 1966—offers a snapshot of mid-century America during which these women's actions have consequences for generations to come.

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