AdBiblio Case Study: Rabbit Hole from Soho Press

When a book claims to be a must-read for fans of both My Favorite Murder and Fleabag, it certainly grabs my attention! Kate Brody’s novel, Rabbit Hole, brilliantly captures the dark and alluring aspects of true crime, with a touch of sexiness thrown in. We loved helping Soho Press reach true crime fans and thriller readers for this fantastic debut.

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AdBiblio Case Study: My Life with the Walter Boys from Sourcebooks

The trend of turning books into shows and movies is booming, and I’m always looking to “read it before I stream it.” With years of experience promoting books turned to media (check out our post on The Shapes Trilogy), we were thrilled to help Sourcebook reach Netflix streamers for My Life with the Walter Boys by Ali Novak!

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AdBiblio Case Study: Gardening Can Be Murder from Timber Press

From feminist hikers to STEM educators, our expertise is reaching niche audience — and we love a good challenge! That’s why our team was excited to help promote Gardening Can Be Murder by Marta McDowell, a new release from Timber Press.

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AdBiblio Case Study: Grand Slam Romance from Abrams Books

Pride Month is always an exciting time of year here at AdBiblio, as we love sharing new and exciting queer lit with readers. We were thrilled to help Abrams Books connect with the community of YA, romance, and LGBT readers for the release of Grand Slam Romance, from the talented duo Ollie Hicks and Emma Oosterhous.

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AdBiblio Case Study: Talia’s Codebook for Mathletes from Candlewick Press

STEM can be tough, so we loved helping Candlewick Press connect with parents, middle-grade teachers, and more to promote Talia’s Codebook for Mathletes, the delightful new STEM-focused graphic novel by Marissa Moss!

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AdBiblio Case Study: Moonrise Over New Jessup from Algonquin Books

There’s something so special about reading a debut novel and discovering an author’s unique voice for the first time. And sometimes, you’re so blown away by the initial read that you realize you can’t wait to see what else the author has in store! Such is the case with author Jamila Minnicks and her new novel, Moonrise over New Jessup. We were thrilled to help Algonquin Books reach literary enthusiasts everywhere to promote this powerhouse of a debut!

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AdBiblio Case Study: Tales of a Seventh Grade Lizard Boy from Candlewick

Oh, middle school. What an incredibly awkward time. Especially if you happen to be a….lizard boy! We loved helping Candlewick spread the word about Tales of a Seventh Grade Lizard Boy — the hilarious and heartfelt tween graphic novel from Jonathan Hill.

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AdBiblio Case Study: The Luminaries from Tor Books

If there’s one thing I can truly appreciate, it’s a kick-ass female lead in a fantasy series. Katniss Everdeen. Zélie Adebola. Feyre Archeron. Just to name a few. And now I’ve got a new one to add to the list: Winnie Wednesday from The Luminaries! We were thrilled to help Tor Books promote this heart-pounding fantasy from bestselling author Susan Dennard.

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AdBiblio Case Study: The Complicities from Algonquin Books

There’s the stories we tell ourselves, and then there’s the truth. And sometimes they aren’t one and the same. This is exactly what award winning author Stacey D’Erasmo’s examines in her newest novel, The Complicities. We were thrilled to help Algonquin spread the word about this haunting and compelling story that’s a perfect pick for book clubs!

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AdBiblio Case Study: Something about Grandma from Candlewick Press

For so many of us, there really is something special about Grandmas. For me, it was spending hours in the kitchen making big Sunday dinners, and binge watching The Bold and the Beautiful (still true to this day!). Something about Grandma by Tania de Regil is a gorgeous picture book that celebrates that special bond between grandchild and grandmother. We loved helping Candlewick share this heartfelt book with the world, just in time for Grandparents’ Day!

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