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I’m still recovering from the whirlwind that was ALA in Philly—and by recovering, I mean trying to make room for the stack of books I hauled home. Between chatting with librarians in long ARC lines, getting inspired by authors, and soaking up all the book buzz, it was a few jam-packed, bookish days. And while the fight for the freedom to read was front and center, the energy felt hopeful—like everyone was ready to roll up their sleeves and keep fighting. Here are five big takeaways—and how AdBiblio fits right into the mix!

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A beautiful picture book makes a meaningful gift for life’s big moments—whether it’s for a new mom stepping into motherhood or a graduate beginning a new chapter. We loved helping Norton Young Readers connect with Mother’s Day shoppers, graduation gift givers, and more for For a Girl Becoming, the stunning picture book by U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo.

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Queer, floral, gothic horror. Oh, and MALLS. Remember those?! Eat the Ones You Love by Sarah Maria Griffin has it all, and we had a blast helping Tor connect this wonderfully weird novel with literary fiction lovers, horror fans, and queer readers alike. And the cover? We’re obsessed.

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One of my favorite book covers we advertised in 2024 was Those Opulent Days by Jacquie Pham. The gold accents against the shadowy lake and dark sky perfectly suggest elegance and intrigue—as the kids say, “it’s giving glamour mystery!” But we all know it’s what’s inside that matters most, and this debut doesn’t disappoint. We loved helping Grove Atlantic connect with literary fiction fans, book club members, NPR listeners, and more for Pham’s fantastic debut.

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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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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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Children’s graphic novels and comics are having a big moment, and we’re here for it! It thrills us that authors like Dan Santat are getting even the most reluctant young readers excited about books. We loved using our targeted book advertising to help Scholastic reach parents, librarians and more for Santat’s adventurous new graphic novel The Aquanaut!

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I, like so many, am a complete sucker for a WWII era book. Every story of bravery and courage, especially when deeply researched and based on real historical events, is a harrowing yet uplifting reminder of the extraordinary heroes that have come before us. NY Times bestselling author Sharon Cameron is fantastic at writing such stories, like in her YA novels The Light in Hidden Places and Bluebird. We loved helping Scholastic use targeted book advertising to spread the word about these inspiring reads!

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There’s something enticing about sitting down with a good novel and a glass or two of red wine (maybe its just me?). And it’s even better when the book transports you to the enchanting hills of the Chianti region of Italy. Murder, mystery, wine, and Italian food…what could be a more delicious literary combination?! AdBiblio book advertising loved helping Soho Press spread the word about The Bitter Taste of Murder by Camilla Trinchieri, and this Tuscan treat was a big hit with readers!

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Take a gorgeous beach locale, toss in some family drama with a bit of romance and betrayal, and you’ve got yourself the perfect vacation read. The Great Godden by bestselling, award-winning author Meg Rosoff checks all the boxes. AdBiblio online advertising helped Candlewick spread the word about this “taut page-turner” (People).

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