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@thecwa.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 8:15 AM

The CWA Read of the Month for October is 'The Haunted Tapstry' by Sarah Rayne! Read more here: buff.ly/sppY0WK #TheCWA #ReadoftheMonth #SarahRayne #TheHauntedTapestry

@christchurchlib.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 1:59 AM

What are librarians reading? Find out with these #ReadOfTheMonth recommendations!
Search these titles in the library catalogue: christchurch.bibliocommons.com

Photo of a library staff member, Ray, holding up a copy of "Spawning season" by Joseph Osmundson. Text below image reads: A fascinating and sometimes surreal memoir about a biologist's journey toward (and away from) parenthood against the backdrop of covid lockdowns in New York.Photo of a library staff member, Fee, holding up a copy of "A far better thing" by H. G. Parry. Text below the image reads: In this retelling of Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities, H. G. Parry imagines the shadow versions of London and Paris, where unrest in the dark realm of Faerie holds a mirror to the chaos of the French Revolution. Characters from the 1859 classic are given more deptin as children of the Realm, or changelings.Photo of a library staff member, Hayley S, holding up a copy of "Discipline" by Larissa Pham. Text below the image reads" A slow and introspective take on art, trauma and healing. While on a book tour for a novel base on her experience of an art school mentor taking advantage of er, a writer is contacted by the professor and forced to confront her trauma head-on.Photo of a library staff member, Eamonn, holding up a copy of "Father of the rain" by Lily King. Text below the image reads: I am a big fan of Lily King's acclaimed novels, Writers & Lovers, and Heart the lover, so I was intrigued to go back and read one of her earlier works, a novel tat was largely overlooked when it was first published. It turns out Lily King has been an amazing writer all along, it just took us readers and critics a decade to realise it.