Learn more about bibliotherapy and how it can benefit readers in libraries and beyond from this fascinating, in-depth interview with the authors. #bibliotherapy #library #librarian #mentalhealth #reading Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers SEBS Rutgers School of Communication and Information sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Welcome to Spring ‘25 with our interview series on “How We Read” featuring Danielle Pitter, grad student from Rutgers School of Communication and Information. Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers University–New Brunswick Danielle @poetrybooksya #books #libraries #staffpicks #librarians #romance #fiction #memoirs sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

An amazing thriller by Lisa Scottoline is highly recommended by Judit Hajnal Ward 💙 💛 specialized in alcohol studies. Thorough research coupled with her engaging style is a recipe for a good book. sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/… Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers Center of Alcohol & Substance Use Studies #alcoholawareness #ethics #thrillers

Imagining Sisyphus happy: this week we honor a generous donor to Rutgers University Libraries book fund by featuring her title from 40 years ago, making the reader think something "more" about it as the post revisits the concept of her work today. sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Author-narrated #audiobooks "convey the emotion and nuances of the writing, particularly when they are memoirs," suggests Becky Diamond from recent experience reading Brooke Shields, @jzsalvipoet, and Anderson Cooper. Find them in your public #library. sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Looking forward to reading the next book by Niall Harbison with this recap on his journey to #recovery with the help of #happydoggo. sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/… Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers Center of Alcohol & Substance Use Studies Rutgers SEBS #Reading #dogs #libraries

For #BlackHistoryMonth2025, read about Danielle Pitter’s journey to celebrate with a recap of a student-curated exhibit. Learn about James Baldwin’s contributions to art, race, sexuality, identity, and social justice. Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers Special Collections & University Archives Rutgers SEBS sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Today’s post by Becky Diamond invites us for a walk - with books! If you live adventures, wit, and captivating journeys, get inspired by recommended books written by Bill Bryson and Kevin Fedarko. sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/… Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers SEBS #adventure #travel #reading

Interested in bibliotherapy? "Drunkalogs" are brutally honest stories that inspire readers with addictive behaviors, says addiction specialist Judit Hajnal Ward 💙 💛, from classics to celebrity memoirs to AA monologs. Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers Center of Alcohol & Substance Use Studies sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Have you read the latest book by Fiona Davis? Fans of #history, #mystery, and #NYC, presenting you "The Stolen Queen," in the context of her other works. But what’s a "gimlet slip?" Find out from Judit Hajnal Ward 💙 💛. Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers SEBS Rutgers Center of Alcohol & Substance Use Studies sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Does public speaking give you the jitters? Learn from our experienced speaker, instructor, and author, Becky Diamond who tells secrets of presenting her writing to diverse audiences. Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers SEBS #publicspeaking #writing #writers #jitters sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Read the first-hand account of poet and Rutgers University–New Brunswick grad student Danielle Pitter about the excitement of reading her own #poetry to a live audience. #readingpoetry #publicspeaking #AuthorSpotlight Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers School of Communication and Information sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

A follow-up on public speaking, with tips and advice on running events, book clubs and author talks, or moderating discussions and conference panels. sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/… Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers SEBS

New post in the AI-series looks at the potential use of #AI to write #HistoricalFiction with a real-life example. Hint: #libraries and #archives are still indispensable! Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers School of Communication and Information #writingtips #librarian sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Hated it in high school? Loved the movie? Invited to a Great Gatsby-themed wedding? The 100-year old book has had more impact on our lives than we think. Our commemorative post looks at the book in an authoritarian era. Rutgers University Libraries #Classics #library #bookstoread #highschool

To each their own Great Gatsby! [a literary wink] Read part 2 of Judit Hajnal Ward 💙 💛’s reflections to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the publication. sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/… Rutgers University Libraries #greatgatsby100 #Classics #Censorship #BannedBooks #bookclub

Farewell and best wishes to our blogger, poet, and SC&I graduate Danielle Pitter with this fascinating interview on writing #poetry at grad school and more. Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers School of Communication and Information #poetrylovers #graduation2025 #libraries #writerslife sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Welcome to the Summer Session! In this post, librarian and author Becky Diamond, shares her top tips for using #AI ethically to organize your thoughts for #college #writing. Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers SEBS sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/…

Glad to see books written by authors we love: Harlan Coben, Niall Harbison, and more in the article with suggestions from Becky Diamond and Judit Hajnal Ward 💙 💛 of Books We Read. #summerreading #libraries #librarian #NewJersey #rescuedog #RecoverySupport #BooksWorthReading

Think your past is buried? Think again. Featured in Rutgers Today last week for #summerreading, a new Myron Bolitar #mystery by Harlan Coben is reviewed by Judit Hajnal Ward 💙 💛 the context of the series. Read one, read them all! sites.rutgers.edu/books-we-read/… Rutgers University Libraries Rutgers SEBS