Books

Find something new to read using our popular booklists, or use our book recommendation engine, Gimme! Looking to go a bit deeper? Join one of our Book Discussion Groups or start your own group with our Talk and Tote Collection.


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Check out these great books

  • The strange death of Father Candy / Les Roberts.
  • Mrs. Jeffries and the mistletoe mix-up / Emily Brightwell.
  • Framework for the shoulder : a 6-step plan for preventing injury and ending pain / Nicholas A. DiNubile with Bruce Scali.
  • The vegan slow cooker : simply set it and go with 150 recipes for intensely flavorful, fuss-free fare everyone (vegan or not!) will devour / Kathy Hester.

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eBooks and AudioBooks

Borrow an eBook or AudioBook from our vast collection, from the comfort of your home or office.


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Movies

We have a large selection of today's hottest movies, TV series and all the classics that you love.


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  • Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
  • Alvin & the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
  • The Broken Tower
  • The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
  • The Muppets

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Music

We have CDs you can borrow, digital files to lend, as well as music you can download and keep!


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Historical Collection

Explore Scottsdale of yesterday with this digital collection of photographs, or sumbit your own photos to add to our collection.


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Culture Pass Program

Enjoy one of the Valley's great museums for free, with this program presented by the Alliance for Audience.


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What is the Culture Pass?

The program is a partnership between the Phoenix metro public libraries and area museums. The Culture Pass gives cardholders free admission for 2 people at participating organizations when they "check-out" the admission at their library.


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Local Collection

Arizona is filled with creative talent, and we are lucky to feature their items in our collection for you to borrow. We are always accepting new submissions from local authors. Click here to learn how.


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Video Library

Our newest collection is comprised of videos created by Scottsdale Library staff and licensed videos by Common Craft.


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Tell us what we should buy! By clicking the link below, you will be directed to login to your account, and you will then be taken to our “Suggest an Item for Purchase” form. We will do our best to get the item on our shelves!

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InterLibrary LoanInterLibrary Loan

Sometimes we don't have the item you are looking for, but another library does. Use our InterLibrary Loan process to borrow an item using your Scottsdale Public Library Card.

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GoodReads Reviews

bookThe Winter of Frankie Machine
by Don Winslow
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Staff Review: Retired mob hitter Frankie Machianno is out of the game. Living in San Diego, he stays busy running his legit businesses, including a fishbait shack. But just when he thinks he's out, he's pulled back in! A mob boss calls in a chip, and it's one last job for the Machine. Some predictable plot turns, but Frankie is such a likable goon it hardly matters. Winslow's latest novel, "Savages", comes to a theater near you this summer. I wish it was this book instead. - Stephen K.


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