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In celebration of LGTBQ+ History Month-- observed annually in October--dive into the art of drag performance. On display at the library mantle and virtually here through the month.

'Tis the season! We've got your horror, dark fantasy, and suspense novels with dark themes. Not for the faint of heart. On display at the library front and digitally here, through the month of October. Get spooky.

For Banned Books Week 2024, CSW Library Ambassador Gillian '26 explored titles the CSW Library provides access to around the topic of reproductive rights, access, and justice. Books that feature this kind of information are regularly challenged in school libraries nationwide and Gillian is highlighting the importance of acknowledging our privilege to learn more deeply about a topic here at CSW. Banned Books Week is acknowledged annually, September 22 - September 28. On display to the left of the library mantle and digitally here.

As part of our heritage month author spotlight series, we ask you to explore the works of one author and their collective body of work. September 15 - October 15 is Latinx Heritage Month. The CSW Library would love for you to explore stories by Aiden Thomas, a trans Latinx fantasy fiction writer.

On display through the month on the library mantle and here digitally.

Hungry for mooncakes? These stories feature celebrations of the Chinese mid-autumn festival and many of them may leave you feeling magical, or just hungry. On display to the left of the library mantle and digitally here.

It's never too late for a fresh start. As we begin a new school year, check out these books with protagonists who are starting anew. On display at the front of the library and here, digitally.

Stories featuring strong-minded, ambitious protagonists with agendas to set. On display the left of the library mantle and digitally here.

Stories that feature jealousy or characters who don't act pressed but really are. On display on the library mantle and digitally here.

Check out these award winners from 2023-2024, on display at the library cube and here, digitally, through the first mod.