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During an early scene, Zorrie and her friends toss flakes of radium paint into the air and stare with wonder at its seemingly miraculous glow. Through an ordinary life of hard work and simple pleasures, Zorrie comes to learn the real wonder is life itself. A quiet, beautifully done, and memorable novel.

The Musical Human: A History of Life on Earth

Michael Spitzer | PERFORMING ARTS, Jan 01, 2021

With humorous and concise prose, Spitzer makes a convincing case for the irreducible musical properties of human beings.

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The Mask Falling

Samantha Shannon | SFF, Dec 01, 2020

Existing fans will cheer, while those new to the series should absolutely start with book one.

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Craft: An American History

Glenn Adamson | HISTORY, Dec 01, 2020

The history of craft is framed as the history of America in a dense compendium. A comprehensive volume perfect for academic use or ambitious novice readers.

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Sylvia Pankhurst: Natural Born Rebel

Rachel Holmes | BIOGRAPHY, Nov 01, 2020

Pankhurst's life is ripe for discovery by new readers and a younger generation. However, this biography is often so dense that her story often gets lost within its pages.

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Coconut & Sambal: Recipes from My Indonesian Kitchen

Lara Lee | COOKING & FOOD, Nov 01, 2020

An excellent primer on an overlooked cuisine..

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Dark, Salt, Clear: The Life of a Fishing Town

Lamorna Ash | SCIENCES, Oct 30, 2020

An unromantic yet beautiful look at life. Readers who appreciate travel stories full of local flavor, as well as those who have ever wondered how a seafood feast ends up on their plate, will enjoy this one.