Curated by Geisel Library staff, enjoy these thematic displays that feature the breadth and depth of Geisel's collections. All books on display are available for you to borrow.
First Gen Week (November 2-6)
This display includes books written by prominent figures and authors who write from or about the first-generation college, immigrant, or working-class experience offer invaluable insights into the complexities of navigating societal systems that were not initially designed with them in mind.
Native Voices
These books offer vivid reflections on heritage, resilience, and contemporary life through the power of Native American storytelling. Written entirely by Native and Indigenous authors, each work grounds these themes in authentic, lived experience.
Mark Twain
Samuel Langhorne Clemens (1835-1910), commonly known as Mark Twain, was an American literary giant. Some of his novels have been adapted to film. We are fortunate to have in our Geisel collection numerous works written by and about Mark Twain.
Bridget of Sweden
A 14th-century saint and mystic, Bridget of Sweden founded the Bridgettine religious order after the death of her husband. During her lifetime, she also did charity work and encouraged ecclesiastical reforms. Please enjoy this display honoring Saint Bridget.