ALT On the left is a photo of Horatio with a speech bubble that says "Can you find me?" In the center is a small photo of Horatio hiding behind a rack of online library resource brochures. On the right is a photo of Horatio peeking out from a group of books on a shelf. The books have red Graphic Novel labels.

ALT Image shows Horatio hiding behind some papers with information on Cloudlibrary, Kanopy, and Hoopla.

ALT Horatio is hiding behind a flyer stand. The flyer in the stand is a plain white one with book titles written in black text.

ALT Image shows a list of superhero prompts. The first direction is labeled “1 – birth month.” The prompts are as follows: January: Super. February: Color of your shirt. March: The. April: Wonder. May: Captain. June: Super. July: Animal of choice. August: Fantastic. September: Star. October: Doctor. November: Iron. December: Element of choice. The second direction is labeled “2 – Last initial.” The prompts are as follows: A-B: Woman/Man. C-D: Fist. E-F: Burst. G-H: Shield. I-J: Racer. K-L: Mind. M-N: Cyborg. O-P: Giant. Q-S: Warrior. T-V: Queen/King. W-X: Bolt. Y-Z: Phantom.

ALT Image shows a photo of criminal mysteries clipart. next to the photo, text reads, "Hoopla Bonus Borrows. Bonus Borrows Return in May! Hundreds of titles available without using your monthly instant borrows."

ALT Image shows a background with yellow daisies. In the foreground, text reads, "WA-Featured-Favs".

ALT Ash read Jerusalem: Chronicles from the Holy City by Guy Delisle. Ash says, "This graphic novel is a travel log about the year Guy Delisle spent living it Beit Hanina. He manages to visit many place - Tel Aviv, parts of Easy and West Jerusalem, Sheikh Jarrah, and Ramallah, to name a few. He tells a lot about all of the historical sites he visits and their history, and he does not bombard the read with too much of his own opinion. He is a master of knowing when to use dialogue, and when to let the scene speak for itself. Before I read this book, I didn't know that the Sheikh Jarrah evictions had been going on since the late 2000s. I also learned some things about the Samaritans."

ALT Johanna read Heartstopper, Volume 3 by Alice Oseman. Johanna says, "Heartstopper Volume 3, along with Volumes 1 and 2 were cute, fast reads about figuring yourself out, finding your true friends, and figuring out first loves. Charlie and Nick are both sweet characters that are easy to root for, and the side characters are equally interesting and loveable. I'm excited to see what Oseman brings for Volume 4!"

ALT Mo read Paper Girls, Volume 1 by Brian K. Vaughan. Mo says, "Interesting first volume! I very much enjoyed the author's art style and coloring, as well as realistic dialogue. An interesting take on time travel, with space ships made of flesh, white knights riding on prehistoric beasts, and four paper girls trying to survive. I'm curious to see where the next volume will lead me!"

ALT Image shows clipart picture of books. Surrounding the clipart pictures, text reads, "#WATitleFusers. Use the word provided to fuse two titles together! Word of the day: Mystery. Last week's answer: Peter Pan."

ALT Image shows Horatio sitting on what appears to be a black book cart. Behind him is a metal railing and a concrete floor.

ALT Image shows a photo of a star wars droid craft. Surrounding the photo, text reads, "Passive Art Crafts. May Flowers. May 17th. All Day while supplies last! Pop in for a quick craft project! For May we will be making colorful tissue paper May flowers! Crafts located on the tables in our children's nonfiction area."

ALT Image has clipart pictures of books. Surrounding the books, text reads, "#WAQuoteables. What book am I? Answer in the comments below! Quote: The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it."