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Book Display - April 2024
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Be proud of who you are! This display highlights popular fiction with LGBTQ+ main characters.
Dickinson celebrates Pride Week from April 15th-19th. For more information on Pride Week events, you can visit the
Dickinson LGBTQ+ Center.
Heartstopper
by
Alice Oseman
Call Number: PZ7.7.O7665 He
ISBN: 9781338617436
Gender Queer: A Memoir
by
Maia Kobabe
Call Number: PN6727.K648 G46 2019
The Thirty Names of Night
by
Zeyn Joukhadar
Call Number: PS3610.O67925 T45 2021
Here Comes the Sun
by
Nicole Dennis-Benn
Call Number: PS3604 .E58657 H47 2016
Dead Collections
by
Isaac Fellman
Call Number: PS3606.E38848 D43 2022
Red, White and Royal Blue
by
Casey McQuiston
Call Number: PS3613.C587545 R43 2019
The City in the Middle of the Night
by
Charlie Jane Anders
Call Number: PS3601 .N428 C58 2019
Carol
Call Number: DVD7552
Joy Ride
Call Number: DVD8808
The Kids Are All Right
Call Number: DVD5233
But I'm a Cheerleader
Call Number: DVD5582
Moonlight
Call Number: DVD7850
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Call Number: DVD8606
The Prophets
by
Robert Jones, Jr.
Call Number: PS3610.O627677 P76 2021
Little Fish
by
Casey Plett
Online
Fiebre Tropical
by
Julien Delgado Lopera
Call Number: PS3604.E44395 F54 2020
Margaret and the Mystery of the Missing Body
by
Megan Milks
Online
Less
by
Andrew Sean Greer
Call Number: PS3557 .R3987 L47 2017
Book Display - April 2024
Lesbian Lives in Popular Fiction
Celebrate sapphic pride with this collection of novels featuring lesbian and queer women.
Dickinson celebrates Pride Week from April 15th-19th. For more information on Pride Week events, you can visit the
Dickinson LGBTQ+ Center.
The Mimicking of Known Successes
by
Malka Older
Call Number: PS3615.L39 M56 2023
Mostly Dead Things
by
Kristen Arnett
Call Number: PS3601.R5823 M67 2019
Skye Falling
by
Mia McKenzie
Call Number: PS3613.C55665 S58 2022
Matrix
by
Lauren Groff
Call Number: PS3607.R6344 M38 2021
The Price of Salt
by
Claire Morgan
Call Number: PS3558 .I366 P7 1984
This Is How You Lose the Time War
by
Amal El-Mohtar; Max Gladstone
Call Number: PR9199.4.E424 T48 2020
Homebodies
by
Tembe Denton-Hurst
Call Number: PS3604.E5866 H6 2023
Chelsea Girls
by
Eileen Myles
Call Number: PS3563 .Y498 C45 2015
River Walker
by
Cate Culpepper
Call Number: PS3603 .U624 R58 2010
You Exist Too Much
by
Zaina Arafat
Call Number: PS3601.R33 Y68 2020
Dreams and Swords
by
Katherine V. Forrest
Call Number: PS3556 .O737 D7 1987
Say Say Say
by
Lila Savage
Call Number: PS3619.A834 S29 2019
Sugar Run
by
Mesha Maren
Call Number: PS3613 .A7396 S84 2018
Patsy
by
Nicole Dennis-Benn
Call Number: PS3604.E58657 P38 2019
Cantoras
by
Caro De Robertis
Call Number: PS3604.E129 C36 2019
When Women Were Dragons
by
Kelly Barnhill
Call Number: PS3602.A777134 W54 2022
Book Display - What's Happening on Campus?
What's Happening on Campus?
Check out this display of resources related to upcoming campus events!
Reimagining Liberation
by
Annette K. Joseph-Gabriel
Online
Artificial Intelligence & Intellectual Property
by
Jyh-An Lee (Editor), Reto Hilty (Editor), Kung-Chung Liu (Editor)
Online
The Law and Economics of Privacy, Personal Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Incomplete Monitoring
by
James Langenfeld (Editor); Frank Fagan (Editor); Samuel Clark (Editor)
Online
Forging a Convention for Crimes Against Humanity
by
Leila Nadya Sadat (Editor)
Online
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Book Display - April 2024
Arab Heritage Month
This selection of books, poetry, and film recognizes the work of Arab and Arab American authors.
Find related materials on our
Together for Justice
resource guide or consult with a librarian by emailing
ask@dickinson.libanswers.com
The Insult
Call Number: DVD8301
The Cambridge Companion to Modern Arab Culture
by
Dwight F. Reynolds (Editor)
Call Number: DS36.88 .C36 2015
The Arabic Language and National Identity
by
Yasir Suleiman
Call Number: DS63.6 .S94 2003
A Thousand & One Journeys: The Arab Americans
Call Number: DVD8928
The Frightened Ones
by
Dima Wannous; Elisabeth Jaquette (Translator)
Online
The Turtle of Oman
by
Naomi Shihab Nye
Call Number: PZ7.N976 Tur 2014
Food for Our Grandmothers
by
Joanna Kadi (Editor)
Call Number: PS509 .F44 F66 1994
19 Varieties of Gazelle
by
Naomi Shihab Nye
Call Number: PZ7.N93 Ni 2005
Rifqa
by
Mohammed El-Kurd
Online
The Arsonists' City
by
Hala Alyan
Call Number: PS3601.L92 A89 2021
The Other Americans
by
Laila Lalami
Call Number: PS3612.A543 O84 2019
Exit West
by
Mohsin Hamid
Call Number: PS3558 .A42169 E95 2017
Against the Loveless World
by
Susan Abulhawa
Call Number: PS3601.B86 A67 2020
Cultural Encounters in the Arab World
by
Tarik Sabry
Call Number: DS36.88 .S23 2010
Transfer
by
Naomi Shihab Nye
Call Number: PS3564 .Y44 T73 2011
Arabian Romantic: Poems on Bedouin Life and Love
by
Abd Allah Sbayyil
Online
Footnotes in the Order of Disappearance
by
Fady Joudah
Call Number: PS3610 .O679 A6 2018
Arab America: Gender, Culture, Politics, and Activism
by
Nadine Naber
Call Number: E184 .A65 N335 2012
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