Nonfiction
Get a Financial Life: Personal Finance for Your Twenties and Thirties by Beth Kobliner
With the cost of living increasing, a competitive job market and the advancement of cryptocurrency, many new adults are dealing with financial problems that call for more guidance and advice than what they were taught in school or by parents. Beth Kobliner addresses all these issues and more to give new adults as much information as possible to navigate the changing world of financial literacy. Recommended for adults interested in learning to budget and manage their finances.
Fiction
Thomas Elrod’s novel combines fantasy, reality TV and artificial intelligence in this novel following characters who don’t know they only exist in a production studio’s simulated reality based on a fantasy book series. When one of “The Malicarn” human actors becomes disillusioned with the studio’s control over the show’s world and its people, he resolves to help them even if that means sharing the truth that their reality is not actually real, and neither are they. Recommended for adults interested in “The Truman Show” and “The Matrix.”
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