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Ijeoma Oluo to Discuss How Everyday People Can Fight Oppression and Change the World on Friday, Feb. 27 at Langston Seattle
(February 05, 2024) Join The Seattle Public Library and Langston Seattle from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27 for an in-depth discussion with acclaimed Seattle author Ijeoma Oluo about her new book "Be a Revolution: How Everyday People are Fighting Oppression and Changing the World — and How You Can, Too." View this page -
Find Anti-Racism Reads at The Seattle Public Library, Including an ‘Always Available’ List of 50+ E-books and E-audiobooks on Race
(June 19, 2020) As books on race, anti-racism and policing top national nonfiction bestseller lists, they are also in demand by Seattle Public Library patrons, with numerous holds placed on titles such as Ibram X. Kendi’s “Stamped From the Beginning” and Robin DiAngelo’s “White Fragility.” View this page -
What We Read in 2021: The Seattle Public Library’s Most Popular Books of the Year
(January 13, 2022) The most popular book checked out last year from The Seattle Public Library was “The Vanishing Half” by Brit Bennett, the selection for the Library’s 2021 Seattle Reads program. View this page -
Washington Center for the Book Announces 2019 Washington State Book Award Finalists
(July 16, 2019) The Washington Center for the Book has selected 39 finalists in eight categories for the 2019 Washington State Book Awards (WSBA) for outstanding books published by Washington authors in 2018. This is the 53rd year of the program, formerly called the Governor's Writers Awards. View this page -
Washington Center for the Book Announces 2019 Washington State Book Award Winners
(October 14, 2019) The Washington Center for the Book announced the winners in eight categories for the 2019 Washington State Book Awards (WSBA) for outstanding books published by Washington authors in 2019. This is the 53nd year of the program, formerly called the Governor's Writers Awards. View this page
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