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Asexuality--the lack of sexual attraction--doesn’t mean a lack of love. Check out these books to meet asexual characters navigating relationships along the wide spectrum of love, from aromantic to romantic.  

Financial planning and saving can seem overwhelming at times. There are many things you might be thinking about, from your retirement to saving for your kids. Luckily, there are plenty of books to help you.

2020 marks the centennial of the 19th Amendment and women’s hard-won right to vote. But racism and disenfranchisement meant that, still, not everyone could do the same. As election day approaches, check out these books to see how 1920 was a victory--but only a beginning.  

Take a look at these books for a variety of ages to learn more about elections and voting.

It’s the perfect time of year to read something creepy. Check out "His Hideous Heart," a collection of stories inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s work.

Bullying takes many forms, often subtle. It’s important to know that you’re not alone. These books feature characters who came out the other side. So can you.

The PittEd Justice Collective and Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh aim to make information and resources available to those seeking to self-educate and engage in productive dialogue around systemic oppression and antiracism.

Check out these #OwnVoices Latinx fantasies for a dose of thrills, magical realism and brujería. 

The 2020 Awesome Books for Middle Schoolers booklist includes diverse books in a variety of formats and genres selected by CLP Teen Specialists. These books are great for middle schoolers.