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McFarland Library News

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By Yasmin Angoe, Rachel Griffin, Cory McCarthy
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E.D. Locke Public Library offers its April list of releases. Recent ReleasesShe Drinks the Lightby Yasmin Angoe Addae grew up on South Carolina’s Golden Isle, where the Kinfolk uphold the traditions of the founders, African people who escaped enslavement. Although Addae rarely goes to the mainland, she risks exposing her island’s supernatural nature to find her missing best friend. Read-alikes: Xan Kaur’s When Devils Sing; Tigest Girma’s Immortal Dark.
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Five SFF Books That Pair Heavy Topics With a Heap of Whimsy - Reactor

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By Rachel Griffin
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If there’s one thing I absolutely love in novels, it’s whimsy. I adore whimsy. Give me quirky characters, delightful magic, and unpredictable circumstances, and I’ll be turning pages all night long. On the surface, whimsical elements may seem like they’re there solely for the charming tone they evoke, and while I’m all for that, these elements also provide a softness, a gentle reassurance that the reader is safe in the story.
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Writing Is Therapeutic: A Guest Post by Rachel Griffin

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By Isabelle McConville, Rachel Griffin
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Writing Is Therapeutic: A Guest Post by Rachel Griffin The Nature of Witches author delivers a magical tale where endless winter conceals secrets, and unexpected love blooms amidst the frosty snow. Read on for an exclusive essay from Rachel Griffin on writing The Sun and the Starmaker. Hardcover $16.99 $19.99 By Rachel Griffin In Stock Online Hardcover $16.99 $19.99 Please enable javascript to add items to the cart.
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