BPL · Flatbush · Central Brooklyn · est. 1905
Flatbush
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About this branch
Carnegie library on Linden Boulevard, opened in 1905 to serve Brooklyn's then-rapidly-growing southern neighborhoods.
- Opened
- 1905
- Neighborhood
- Flatbush
- Region
- Central Brooklyn
- Tracked here
- 67
How Flatbush compares
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Unusually squeezed here
All foursMiranda July · +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.
Nobody's girl : a memoir of surviving abuse and fighting for justiceVirginia Roberts Giuffre · +25 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.
Boustany : a celebration of vegetables from my PalestineSami Tamimi · +25 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 · +21 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.
Hidden potential : the science of achieving greater thingsAdam Grant · +21 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.
PerfectionVincenzo Latronico · +19 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.
First lie winsAshley Elston · +16 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 widowJohn Grisham · +15 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 · 11 branches · +36 vs panel avg
YellowfaceR F Kuang · 11 branches · +7 vs panel avg
The womenKristin Hannah · 11 branches · +6 vs panel avg
Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrowGabrielle Zevin · 11 branches · +7 vs panel avg
The intruderFreida McFadden · 11 branches · −15 vs panel avg
Taiwan travelogueShuangzi Yang · 11 branches · −50 vs panel avg
Nash fallsDavid Baldacci · 11 branches · −29 vs panel avg
YesteryearCaro Claire Burke · 10 branches · +4 vs panel avg