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Sno-Isle Libraries announces 2024 Reader Favorites

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Sno-Isle Libraries has released its list of 2024 Reader Favorites, showcasing a variety of titles that reflect the diverse tastes of its patrons. In the biography category, Caleb Carr’s _My Beloved Monster_ tells a moving story about the bond between a rescue cat and its owner. Fantasy enthusiasts have chosen Kaliane Bradley’s _The Ministry of Time_, which uniquely explores historical defiance and challenges perceptions of time and memory. General fiction is represented by Elizabeth Strout’s _Tell Me Everything_, revisiting beloved characters facing personal and community crises. Kristin Hannah's _The Women_ stands out in historical fiction, presenting a compelling narrative about a nursing student during the Vietnam War.

Young adult author Ashley Elston's debut adult novel, _First Lie Wins_, has also become a bestseller and a favorite mystery. This annual announcement not only highlights popular titles but also fosters community among readers, inviting them to engage with the literary richness available at Sno-Isle Libraries.

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