Science
Meet Nahomy
Nahomy, the creator of Nahomy's Library, is a Cleveland-based Bookstagram curator known for her refined eye and deep love of storytelling. Through thoughtfully crafted content and intentional recommendations, she invites her audience into a world where books are not just read—but experienced, collected, and cherished.
As a Reese's Book Club Ambassador, she helps connect readers with stories that spark conversation and community. She also leads the Julia de Burgos Book Club in Cleveland's Clark-Fulton neighborhood, where she champions Hispanic and Latino authors, celebrates diverse literary voices, and creates welcoming spaces for readers to discover new perspectives.
Through her work online and in the community, Nahomy has become a trusted advocate for literacy, representation, and the joy of reading.
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BREATH OF THE GODS -
BRIEF HIST OF TIME ANNIV/E 10/ -
Brilliant Blunders: From Darwin to Einstein: Colossal Mistakes by Great Scientists That Changed Our Understanding of Life and the Universe -
BRUCE SAVES THE PLANET -
Bug Power: From Super Strength to Web Slinging; Learn about the Amazing Abilities of Bugs -
Built Like a Bug: How Insects Inspire Everyday Inventions -
Can a Butterfly Cause a Hurricane?: Discover the Science Behind Chaos Theory -
CARBON -
Chasing Eruptions: How Volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft Helped Save 60,000 Lives-But Lost Their Own -
Cloudy with a Chance of Starships: How the Drake Equation Reveals the Odds of Life in the Cosmos -
Control: The Dark History and Troubling Present of Eugenics -
Could an Earthquake Shake the Whole World?: Discover the Science Behind Seismology -
Could the Human Brain Power a Light Bulb?: Discover the Science Behind Neurobiology -
Could We Bring Dinosaurs Back to Life? -
Cydonia: The Secret Chronicles of Mars -
DESTROYER OF WORLDS -
Diagnosis Detectives: Tummy Trouble -
Diary of a Marine Biologist -
DINNER WITH KING TUT -
DINOSAURS -
Discordance: The Troubled History of the Hubble Constant -
Don't Call Me an Insect! -
Earth and Life: A Four Billion Year Conversation -
Elephants and Their Fossil Relatives: A 60 Million Year Journey