A Literal Reading Rainbow

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You may have been told not to judge a book by its cover, but for today we’re encouraging it.  Book lovers know that there is nothing quite like an aesthetically-pleasing, well-organized book shelf. One of the most abiding trends in book organization is sorting your books to look like a rainbow and we’re here for it. While we won’t be reorganizing the library shelves into a rainbow anytime soon, here are some great and colorful reads if you want to make your own shelves a little more ROY G BIV 

3.2 The Wedding DateTHE WEDDING DATE
By Jasmine Guillory
(2018)

 

3.2 Me Before YouME BEFORE YOU
By Jojo Moyes
(2012)

 

3.2 Green Eggs and HamGREEN EGGS AND HAM
By Dr. Seuss
(1960)

 

3.2 The Poisonwood BibleTHE POISONWOOD BIBLE: A NOVEL 
By Barbara Kingsolver
(1998)

 

3.2 GhostGHOST
By Jason Reynolds
(2016)

 

3.2 WatchmenWATCHMEN
By Alan Moore
(2014)

 

3.2 The Radium GirlsTHE RADIUM GIRLS: THE DARK STORY OF AMERICA'S SHINING WOMEN
By Kate Moore
(2017)

 

3.2 Evvie Drake Starts OverEVIE DRAKE STARTS OVER: A NOVEL
By Linda Holmes
(2019)

 

3.2 Why Not MeWHY NOT ME?
By Mindy Kaling
(2015)

 

3.2 All The Light We Cannot SeeALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE: A NOVEL
By Anthony Doerr
(2014)

 

3.2 An Absolutely Remarkable ThingAN ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE THING: A NOVEL
By Hank Green
(2018)

 

3.2 EchoECHO
By Pam Munoz Ryan
(2015)

 

3.2 That Inevitable Victorian ThingTHAT INEVITABLE VICTORIAN THING
By E.K. Johnston
(2017)

 

3.2 Toil and TroubleTOIL & TROUBLE: 15 TALES OF WOMEN & WITCHCRAFT
By Tess Sharpe
(2018)  

 

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