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Wait Softly Brother
A gracefully drawn story about memory and family truths, recommended for fans of Claire Fuller’s Swimming Lessons.
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The Rooftop Garden
Storytelling at its finest, interweaving themes of friendship, climate change, and radicalism with finesse and care.★
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We Speak Through the Mountain
Readers of hopepunk that asks difficult questions will find plenty to think about in Mohamed’s follow-up to The Annual Migration of Clouds.
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Leonard Cohen: The Man Who Saw the Angels Fall
This big biography of Cohen will appeal to a wide variety of readers, especially the philosophically minded.
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40 Days & 40 Hikes: Loving the Bruce Trail One Loop at a Time
Casual and experienced hikers alike will enjoy this unconventional memoir/travelogue/nature guide. Also ideal for readers who seek out opportunities to champion conservation and are curious about Canadian natural wonders, history, and landmarks.
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The Time of My Life: Dirty Dancing
Film studies and Dirty Dancing fans will find this monograph useful.
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Off the Tracks: A Meditation on Train Journeys in a Time of No Travel
This flashback musing about train travel can be confusing at times, but the vision of shining rails leading to new horizons holds it together.
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And What Can We Offer You Tonight
Mohamed’s haunting novella will check the boxes for fans seeking horror, fantasy, and dystopian worlds. Recommended for fans of Mia V. Moss’s Mai Tais for the Lost and C.L. Polk’s Even Though I Knew the End.
Superfoods, Silkworms, and Spandex: Science and Pseudoscience in Everyday Life
This highly informative, authoritative title makes solid science accessible and entertaining, and it keeps alive the author’s tradition of clearly differentiating pseudoscience and quackery from empirical science. Schwarcz’s fans will love this latest book, and he’ll likely gain a new following as well. Nicely supplements The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan and Why People Believe Weird Things by Michael Shermer.
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