YES! A new Matthew Reilly book is on the horizon. The Detective is coming, and I am so ready for the action-packed chaos I know is heading our way. #BookTwt #BookTwitter

Time for a literary trip down memory lane! Our Monday Question of the Week is simple but fun: What's a book with a place you've visited in the title? Share your answers and let's build a list of globe-trotting reads together! #BookTwt #BookTwitter

"If they say I’m missing, I’m not. If you’re listening to this, I’ve been murdered." Out today - The Tapes by Kerry Wilkinson. A decade-old disappearance. A box of cassettes. A daughter desperate for the truth. Good read! #BookTwt #BookTwitter

It’s here! The Society of Unknowable Objects by Gareth Brown—set in the same universe as The Book of Doors but a whole new story. Fast-paced, inventive, and impossible to walk away from. Highly recommended. #BookTwt #BookTwitter

A catastrophic event. A casino that defies all logic. A chimpanzee armed with a typewriter. And a statistician struggling to unravel the chaos. Lucky Day by Chuck Tingle is unlike anything you’ve ever read—absurd, darkly funny, & impossible to forget. Highly recommended. #BookTwt

Friday evening: a good beer and a brand new Orient Express mystery. 🍻 Thrilled to dive into "Five Found Dead" by Sulari Gentill! #BookTwt #BookTwitter

A trip to London is coming up—time to plan the literary itinerary. London friends & book lovers - favorite bookstores or literary spots to recommend? #BookTwt #BookTwitter #London

Happy Sunday, Book people! Looking for a quick but wonderful read? Annalee Newitz’s Automatic Noodle is cozy sci-fi with heart—robots running a noodle shop in post-war San Francisco, found family, sharp satire, and food writing that’ll make you hungry. #BookTwt #BookTwitter

My weekend self-care routine in two simple steps: a hot cup of coffee and a great book. It's the little things that make life good. #BookTwt #BookTwitter

A little bit of real water, a whole lot of literary water.​ I’m not a fan of flash floods, but I am a HUGE fan of Jeffery Deaver. Reading his new novel, #SouthOfNowhere, by the pool. Excellent so far! #BookTwt #BookTwitter

I just realized I never posted my July reads! It was a great month, and my favorite ended up being Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Escape by Brian Freeman! The LHBC picks were Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar & King of Ashes by S.A. Cosby. Did you have a July favorite? #BookTwt #BookTwitter

The internet loves this book, but you just don't get it. You love a book, but no one else seems to agree. What book did you read this year where your rating was wildly different from the consensus? #BookTwt #BookTwitter

Your weekly reminder: strong libraries build strong communities. They connect us, educate us, and enrich our lives. Keep them strong! #BookTwt #BookTwitter #Libraries

Transport yourself to the Orient Express in Sulari Gentill's latest, Five Found Dead. A moving train, a mounting body count, and an author-turned-sleuth. It's a tense and intelligent thriller. Great read & out today! #BookTwt #BookTwitter

In case you missed it - Emma Sloley’s The Island of Last Things has been out for a week. It's haunting, lyrical, and unforgettable—part love story, part eco-dystopia, part meditation on what we choose to save when everything’s collapsing. Don't miss it. #BookTwt #BookTwitter

It's Wednesday, and sometimes you just gotta cross the road. Don't question the journey. Happy Hump Day.

This October, I’m running with purpose—supporting Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD) to help end Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Every dollar goes directly to research, policy, and family support. Grateful for your help ❤️ 👉 donate.parentprojectmd.org/jkelly

Born today in 1920: Christopher Robin Milne, the real-life inspiration for Christopher Robin in Winnie the Pooh. 🍯 Which would you rather spend a day with: ✨ Winnie-the-Pooh ✨ Paddington Bear ✨ Curious George #BookTwt #BookTwitter