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Read from our New Arrivals Section!


There's nothing like reading a new book. Whether its the flipping of the pages, or just the discovery of a brand new story; the arrival of a new book is always one of our favorite things to do here at EQ.

Our improved NEW section has a myriad of titles for you to choose from, ranging from gorgeously illustrated graphic novels, cookbooks, the hottest fictional bestsellers, and how-to books! Here are 5 titles that we think deserve a little bit of a spotlight... and yes, since we're approaching October there might a a couple of spooky entries. 


For the Graphic Novel Fan

Fantastic Four: Full Circle by Alex Ross

If you're familiar with comics, then you've heard the name Alex Ross before. One of the industry's most renowned artists known for his highly realistic style, Ross' Fantastic 4 tale is top tier Marvel. Inspired by a classic Stan Lee/Jack Kirby Fantastic Four story, Ross takes that template and simply expands upon it with lavish illustrations, stylish characterizations that you have to see to believe, and mind-blowing vistas that pay respect to the past by crafting something beautifully modern. If you're looking for a fantastic entry point into the wildly inventive world of the Fantastic Four and don't want to be burdened by 60+ years of continuity, then this is it. Fasten your seatbelts, because this ride into the Negative Zone is going to be a crazy ride. 

 

For the History Nerd

Smithsonian History: The Definitive Visual Guide

DK is known for publishing lavishly illustrated visual guides and this one is no exception... in fact it's wonderfully overwhelming. If you want to read about general history, encompassing from the earliest forms of civilization dating back 7 million years ago, to the rise of the Egyptian Empire, Medieval Europe, to World War I and II, and even as recent as Climate Change; then this is the book for you. Featuring a vast array of experts in each of the book's section, this incredible tome is one for the ages and it truly feels like one is absorbing all of this amazing fountain of information without the added pressure of it feeling like homework. Each chapter focuses on a specific era with multiple sub-chapters featuring specific focuses, high resolution illustrations of whatever that sub-chapter discusses, and even information on how this chapter fits into the historical timeline.  


For Fans of Thrillers

After that Night by Karin Slaughter

New York Times bestselling author Karin Slaughter is back with the new Will Trent and Sara Linton mystery! Slaughter's first Will Trent mystery since 2020's The Silent Wife, this new crime thriller is the perfect late summer/early fall read if you want a little bit of mystery thrown in for good measure into your book list. Plus, if you're binge-watching "Will Trent" on  ABC, this is the ideal time to sit back and discover why Slaughter's books have become terrific bestsellers with hugely compelling lead characters, and taut mysteries. Slaughter's latest chapter finds both leads trying to save a woman whose mystery is only the tip of the iceberg for our characters. If you like absorbing mysteries, unparalleled reveals, and all the creepy atmosphere of a rainy hard-boiled classic, then After that Night is waiting for you. 


For Poetry Lovers

Promises of Gold by Jose Olivarez

September is Hispanic Heritage Month and Jose Olivarez has just the right treat for you if you're looking to find beautiful poetry that explores themes such as growing up as the son of Mexican immigrants, identity, and love (all kinds too, not just romantic). Promises of Gold is a collection of poems that explores all of these ideas and so much more - plus the collection itself comes with a Spanish translation by celebrated Mexican poet David Ruano. Whether you want to read it in English or Spanish, Promises of Gold is a beautiful tribute to Mexican culture, finding yourself when exploring your culture, and presenting a loving tribute to the friends that bind you for life. 


For the Foodies 


As Cooked on TikTok: Fan favorites and recipe exclusives from more than 40 TikTok creators!

Chances are that if you have internet you're probably browsing TikTok and if you're browsing TikTok then you might encounter people cooking, which means: FOOD! Among many of its trends, food is one of the app's most popular trends and for good reason since there's plenty of creators with incredible taste and a vast knowledge of cooking. Even Gordon Ramsay has chimed in on the videos that people create to showcase their delicious food and he even has a great foreword in this book, along with his daughter Tilly Ramsay. So whether you're craving a delicious breakfast sandwich or you're in the mood to make some delicious pastas, As Cooked on TikTok has you more than covered. Plus, there's some terrific desserts that one should not pass up! So next time you're hungry simply crack open the book and discover a world of food from influential TikTok creators from all over the globe!

Next time you're at the Enrique Moreno Library, make sure to stop by our NEW section and discover these, and so many more, recommendations!


 


  



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