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We were excited to ask author Aaliyah Bilal questions about her award-winning book, Temple Folk, and her writing process.

Enjoy these five new May mysteries from a closed circle murder on a remote island to a meta murder on a movie set.

Join Libby Reads, the global digital book club from Libby, the library reading app. From March 26 to April 9, Clermont County Public Library cardholders can enjoy Meet the Neighbors, a heartfelt and unique look at the inner life of animals by Brandon Keim.

Enjoy a mystery that matches your cozy winter vibe. These cozy mysteries are low to no gore or gruesomeness. Just captivating characters unraveling twisty mysteries. Perfect for reading under a warm blanket with a cup of cocoa.

Enjoy sweet, swoony, and spicy romance novels by Black authors.

The list of the most popular ebooks of 2025 is a mix of fiction, thrillers, science fiction, and fantasy titles.

While Kristin Hannah's The Women topped our checkout list as the most popular book among Clermont County Public Library cardholders, many of you couldn't get enough of Freida McFadden's psychological thrillers!

Read smarter and reset your reading goals.

Whether you're drawn to unreliable narrators, claustrophobic settings, or stories where the help knows far more than they should, we've curated a list of page-turners that capture the same delicious sense of dread and surprise that made The Housemaid so hard to put down.

Whether you're dreaming of cozy small-town Christmas markets, second-chance love stories by the fireplace, or whirlwind winter romances, Clermont County Public Library has the perfect holiday read waiting for you.

Cozy horror stories are often described as being “comfortably scary.” They provide readers with the thrill of a good horror story without being too graphic or disturbing.

Back-to-school time means new books about the school experience. Check out this list of books for middle-graders and tweens chosen by Jenna, one of our librarians. Book Recommendations for Middle-Graders and Tweens Old School by Gordon Korman Twelve-year-old Dexter Foreman has lived at The Pines Retirement Village with his grandmother since he was 6 years old, homeschooled by the residents until he’s forced to attend middle school, where he sticks out like a sore thumb. Spy S