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The Toronto Public Library says many of its most-borrowed books for 2024 centre on strong female characters.

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The books, which were both published last year, are part of the Empyrean series, fantasy romance novels about a heroine named Violet Sorrengail who attends a war college for dragon riders.

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The Toronto Public Library also released its most-borrowed Canadian titles, and local author Carley Fortune features prominently.

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Nicole Thompson, The Canadian Press