April is National Poetry Month and that means now is our chance to celebrate poetry and poets’ vital place in American culture. Join in the celebration by checking out some books of poetry or poetry-related titles from the library:
An American Story by 
Catullan Questions Revisited by 
Disbelief: 100 Russian Anti-War Poems by 
Cecilia Vicuña: Deer Book by 
To Go into the Words by 
Winter Recipes from the Collective by 
Razzle Dazzle: new and selected poems, 2002-2022 by 
Pulse and Weave by 
Modern Poetry by 
Tripas by 
Something about Living by 
Black Girl You Are Atlas by 
Stop Lying by 
Slow Productivity: the lost art of accomplishment without burnout by 
Revenge of the Tipping Point: overstories, superspreaders, and the rise of social engineering by 
The Book of Doors by 
Navola by 
Catalina by 
Great expectations : a novel by 
Family Family by 
A Great Country by 
The Lost Boy of Santa Chionia by 
House of flame and shadow by 
Like Mother, Like Daughter by 
Oye by 
Finding Margaret Fuller by 
There Are Rivers in the Sky by 
The Glass Girl by 
The Elements of Marie Curie: how the glow of radium lit a path for women in science by 
Through the years, the Hatfield Library has asked staff and faculty if they would be willing to promoted reading by posing for a photo while holding their favorite or most influential book. Many were a little camera shy, but they recognized the importance of reading so they were willing to play along. The resulting READ posters have been a delight for all of us! To view more posters, check out WU READS Posters.
Joni Roberts
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