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Readers and Writers: A Display of Books (& Films!) about Books

By Jaimie Fritz

On display at the Bentley Library from April 5th – May 16th is a collection of titles about reading and writing. If you have a love for literature, be sure to take a look! We’ve divided the display into a few categories so you can find a book or movie that suits your interests the most. See the attached PDF Category List for the full list of titles in each category – although some fit more than one!

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On Display: Testing, Testing 1,2,3

By Dominique Winn
Now on display in the library's lobby, the “Testing, Testing 1,2,3” display has three kinds of materials:
  1. Assistance with practice for professional exams, certifications, and credentialing.  Advancing a career to the next step sometimes requires taking a test such as GMAT, LSAT, GRE, CPA exam….
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On Display: The Best Books of 2015

By Lisa Curtin

blue ribbonHappy New Year and welcome to the library's 7th annual best books display! This year we have combed through eighteen* year-end "best books" lists to bring you the Best Books of 2015.

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All About Data: Big & Small

By Kimberly Morin
dataposter

 On display, from November 17, 2015 to January 4, 2016, at the Bentley Library is an interdisciplinary collection of books highlighting research about data. Included are popular and scholarly works about collecting it, obtaining it, analyzing it, evaluating it and finally accounting for it.

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On Display: Library Staff Picks

By Lisa Curtin

How do you find your next book to read or movie to watch?  You probably get suggestions from friends and family, or some of you may belong to social communities such as Goodreads. Perhaps you have been enticed to try something from Amazon's "recommended for you" list or Netflix's "because you watched..." category.  Well, now's your chance to get recommendations from the Bentley Library staff!

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Read at Your Own Risk!

By Amy Galante

“Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes our ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight.” – Stephen Chbosky, author of The Perks of Being a Wallflower Each year, libraries and bookstores around the country celebrate our freedom to read during Banned Books Week. Since the first Banned Books Week in 1982, the American Library Association reports that over 11,000 books have been challenged or banned in the United States.

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On Display: Summer Reading

By Lisa Curtin

Summertime and the reading is easy...

Click to view the books and audiobooks on the Summer Reading display.

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On Display: Celebrate National Great Outdoors Month

By Kristen Richards

Exciting journeys await you between the covers of the books in this month’s display. Experience the wilderness of Mt. McKinley with Christopher Johnson McCandless, as told by Jon Krakauer in the book Into the Wild.

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On Display: Instant Expert

By Macee Damon
Instant Expert name tag, rounded

Perhaps you're at a gathering of people of the sort that requires a name tag, and you need to make some small talk. Possibly you need to get up to speed quickly on a topic that you don't know much about, or maybe you just enjoy learning about new things. Whatever your motivation for picking up a print or audio book to learn about something new, this month's display aims to transform you into an Instant Expert.

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On Display: Young Adult Literature

By Amy Galante

This month’s display is a collection of bildungsromans. That's the original term for the young adult novel. Classically, young adult literature features a coming-of-age tale such as Lucy Maud Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables or Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. Nowadays, the term young adult has morphed to become known as reading-age group. Folks often use “young adult” to mean fiction for teens. Sometimes, when adults read a young adult book, such as Harry Potter, they may face ridicule from their friends, colleagues, family, and even strangers!

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