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📚✨ New Release Tuesday is here, Source Readers!

This week’s new arrivals are packed with stories that inspire curiosity, celebrate culture, and spark conversation.

Young readers can explore the world through A Kids Book About Grit, meet trailblazers in Female Indigenous Heroes, or discover how things work with Hammers, Drills & Wrenches. 🔨📖

Looking for nonfiction? Dive into The Conjuring of America, which uncovers 400 years of Black women’s magical traditions, or How to Kill an Asteroid, a fascinating look at the science of planetary defense.

Dividing Lines examines how transportation infrastructure has shaped racial inequality, while The Wedding People, Tall Is Her Body, Murder at First Slice, and Revenge Interrupted bring plenty of mystery, romance, and suspense to the shelves.

Whether you’re reading to learn something new, get lost in a great story, or find your next favorite author, we’ve got a book waiting for you.

Stop by Source Booksellers this week and expand your interests! 📚❤️

📚✨ It’s New Release Tuesday, Source Readers!

This week’s shelf is packed with stories and ideas that span every genre. Dive into the next adventure in Lauren Hamilton Murray’s fantasy series with Tides of Fortune and Heir of Storms, or pick up Fatal Glitch: Camp Zero for readers who love action-packed graphic novels. Young readers can also discover the joy of music in The First Drum I Ever Heard by Randy Preston and Tamika Anthony. 🥁

You’ll also find powerful nonfiction, including Crook Manifesto by Pulitzer Prize winner Colson Whitehead, This Is the Plan by Ben Wikler, and Country of Lords by Kim Phillips-Fein, exploring politics, power, and the forces shaping our world.

Looking for fiction? Spend time with Savvy Summers and the Sweet Potato Crimes by Sandra Jackson-Opoku, the reflective Lost in Curiosity by Robert Klose, or the moving novel Mao by Kerry Brown. And if you’re interested in labor, communication, or history, be sure to check out Talk to Me Nice, Hinterlands, and Eurasian Century.

No matter what you’re curious about, there’s something new waiting for you at Source. Stop in this week, browse the shelves, and expand your interests. 📖✨

It’ new release Tuesday Source Booksellers Readers!

We have a beautiful new board book and fun picture book about a boat

A book about one of our favorite Jazz Singers & Activist Abbey Lincoln, the book titled with her African name Aminata and a not far from it a book on Black Curators

Black Soldiers, White Laws is in paperback. A new book on Hush Harbors where there is sanctuary, deep thought on Education and racism/anti-blackness

Right about now we may need to Medieval Heal Advice. 📚