I will try to fit it in! I'm glad you enjoyed it 💛

It's a really fun time!

@@bookishsabrina My library only has an E-copy so it will have to do!

I primarily used Edelweiss and Baker & Taylor. B&T is the vendor the library uses for purchases, so it isn't accessible to the public. But, while Edelweiss is mainly designed to cater to librarians and booksellers, anyone can make an account. Many publishers post their catalogs there and make digital review copies available for request. I also find Net Galley useful to see what upcoming new releases are the most popular, although I don't really use it to request ARCs anymore. I also sometimes Google favorite authors that haven't come out with anything in awhile just to see if there is news. Booktube has also been a very helpful discovery tool for me for years. I hope this helps!

@@bookishsabrina definitely! Thank you so much!

I haven't read Ohio but I've heard nothing but amazing things. I just downloaded the audio ALC for his new book this morning and holy cow, it's very long! I'm intimidated already, haha. I am very intrigued that it is a full-cast production though.