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October 14, 2025

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that were published October 14, 2025. You can also view all of the books we've reviewed that were published anytime in October 2025.

Book Review

With a Needle & Thread

by Danielle Ballantyne

Community and history are stitched together in this heartfelt tale about coming together to make a whole greater than the sum of its parts. Romi cherishes the dress that her grandmother, the seamstress of their tiny Jewish town in Cuba,... Read More

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Snuggle Season

by Danielle Ballantyne

The first installment of a series honoring the four seasons, this picture book centers on all the snuggly sensations of winter. Piling in bed with Mom and Dad first thing in the morning, bundling up in snowsuits, reading books under... Read More

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My Lips, Her Voice

by Allison Janicki

Small-town mysteries, generational trauma, and the supernatural collide in L. L. Madrid’s haunting novel "My Lips, Her Voice". Copper City is one of the most haunted cities in the US. Still, when Audrey’s cousin Mara is found dead in... Read More

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Roam

by Kristen Rabe

Hillary Rosner’s fascinating, lively nature book "Roam" describes global conservation initiatives focused on connecting the planet’s ecosystems. In this engaging and wide-ranging book, Rosner considers the movement of animals through... Read More

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Signos

by Yelena Furman

The human and spirit worlds exist in close proximity in Signos: A Fiction Anthology of Filipino Supernatural, with stories written in English as well as translated from several languages of the Philippines. Noting the suppression of... Read More

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Santa's Busy Christmas

by Willem Marx

Santa’s Busy Christmas is indeed a busy picture book—filled with multicolor explosions, zany situations, and holiday delights. Evi Triantafyllides’s jovial picture book Santa’s Busy Christmas follows a wild and crazy Santa across... Read More

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People Are Weird

by Michelle Anne Schingler

An inquisitive child muses over people’s quirks and distinguishing behaviors, noting potential contradictions in the mix. They consider what “power” entails following a librarian’s maybe unfulfilled dictum about voracious... Read More

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