BPL · Brooklyn Heights · Central / Downtown · est. 1962
Brooklyn Heights
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About this branch
BPL's second-largest branch. The current Cadman Plaza building opened in 1962 on the site of the demolished Brooklyn Eagle headquarters; the branch itself dates to 1858.
- Opened
- 1962
- Neighborhood
- Brooklyn Heights
- Region
- Central / Downtown
- Tracked here
- 67
How Brooklyn Heights compares
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Inglés para latinos. Primer nivel : un camino hacia la fluidez..William C Harvey · +36 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
The womenKristin Hannah · +36 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
All foursMiranda July · +35 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
PigletLottie Hazell · +34 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
Nash fallsDavid Baldacci · +30 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
Disability intimacy : essays on love, care, and desire+29 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
Rejection : fictionTony Tulathimutte · +29 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
OrbitalSamantha Harvey · +29 vs panel avgOver-index: this branch's demand pressure for the title minus the average pressure across ALL tracked branches that carry the title (this branch included). Branches that don't carry the title are excluded so non-coverage doesn't artificially inflate distinctiveness. Positive = unusually in demand here.
Shared with other branches
All foursMiranda July · 12 branches · +35 vs panel avg
YesteryearCaro Claire Burke · 11 branches · +11 vs panel avg
The correspondentVirginia Evans · 11 branches · +10 vs panel avg
Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrowGabrielle Zevin · 11 branches · +28 vs panel avg
The womenKristin Hannah · 11 branches · +36 vs panel avg
YellowfaceR F Kuang · 11 branches · +21 vs panel avg
Taiwan travelogueShuangzi Yang · 11 branches · +3 vs panel avg
Demon CopperheadBarbara Kingsolver · 11 branches · +2 vs panel avg