Readers of Books

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Welcome to the May edition of Readers of Books. Please share what reading material you have acquired, read, abandoned, and/or recommend.  Don't read?  That's okay too.

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During quarantine, the bookcase has emerged as the preferred background for executives, politicians and other authority figures looking to add a patina of credibility to their amateurish video feeds https://t.co/3Co28KGM8S

— New York Times Books (@nytimesbooks) May 24, 2020

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May Book News

The National Book Festival will be online this year.

[Via Gifer]

WTF is a credibility bookshelf??  Do you have one? Do you want one?

[Via Gifer]

Celebrity bookshelves, ranked. Opinions?

[Via Gifer]

Great books you can read during your quarantine, organized by their level of difficulty.

[Via Buzzfeed]

You can read J.K. Rowling's new book for free and there is an illustration competition.  (The book isn't about Harry.)

[Via Tenor]

Because of the virus, lots 'o libraries are considering a grab and go service; would you use it?

[Via Tenor]

Best new books to read this summer according to Lit Hub staff.

[Via ReachOut]

Quiz Time

Take this quiz to find your next audiobook. 

Or try this quiz if you trust Buzzfeed.

Happy reading, Woter's

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