Ask a bookseller

Every week, The Thread checks in with booksellers around the country about their favorite books of the moment.

Ask a Bookseller: 'Inheritance'
Nathan McDowell of Two Dollar Radio Headquarters — an indie bookstore and press in Columbus, Ohio — recommends Taylor Johnson’s poetry book “Inheritance.”
Ask a Bookseller: 'Fathers, Sons and the Holy Ghosts of Baseball'
Ask a Bookseller features bookstores all over the country, and this week is a Minnesota triple play of bookstore, author and publisher.
Alissa Brown of “The Inner Geek” in Huntington, W.V. recommends the memoir “Another Appalachia: Coming up Queer and Indian in a Mountain Place” by Neema Avashia.
Ask a Bookseller: Hide
Sam Halter-Rainey at the Book Loft at German Village in Columbus, Ohio, knew right away what his book recommendation of the year was: the novel “Hide” by Kiersten White.
Kerry Lett of Turn the Page Westfield in Westfield, Indiana recommended “Love and Saffron: A Novel of Friendship, Food, and Love” by Kim Fay.
A YA thriller delves into the post-WWII history of Poland and Ukraine
“The Silent Unseen” is set in Poland in 1944. A 16-year-old girl, returning from forced labor in Nazi Germany, discovers that fighting between Polish Resistance and Ukrainian nationals have left her village destroyed.
Ask a Bookseller: "Found Audio" is a creepy fall read
The printed novella “Found Audio” sounds very fitting for our radio-based book series. It’s called “Found Audio,” by N. J. Campbell, and it was published by Two Dollar Radio, a small press in Ohio. 
Aubrey Roemmich of Ferguson Books & More in Grand Forks couldn’t put down “Maps of our Spectacular Bodies” by Maddie Mortimer.
Ask a Bookseller: part memoir, part Ojibwe cultural toolbox
“The Cultural Toolbox: Traditional Ojibwe Living in the Modern World” by Anton Treuer was selected as a community read in Cook County in November.
In “Stay True,” author Hua Hsu confronts his grief over his friend’s death in an honest and raw way.