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Dear Ann
Highly recommended for readers of general fiction and those with a special interest in the Sixties. [See Prepub Alert 3/11/20.]
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The Boy in the Field
There are perhaps a few too many coincidences in an attempt to tie up loose ends, but Livesey does well by her teenage protagonists while offering a vivid portrait of life among intellectuals in an Oxford-vicinity village.
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Thin Girls
Recommended for readers who like well-drawn, character-driven stories but can also handle detailed descriptions of eating disorder behavior. [See Prepub Alert, 12/2/19.]
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Fear Is a Choice: Tackling Life’s Challenges with Dignity, Faith, and Determination
This memoir will find a home among not just sports fans, but those who enjoy motivational memoirs.
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The Influence of Soros: Politics, Power, and the Struggle for an Open Society
Readers who enjoy political history and international relations will find this book informative and useful.
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The Wife Stalker
The Constantine sisters (The Last Mrs. Parrish) have done it again: crafted a psychological thriller that keeps readers squirming until the last harrowing page, as it alternates between the two voices. Readers will enjoy the twists, turns, and surprises as the story unfolds. [See Prepub Alert, 10/18/19.]
Love in the Blitz: The Long-Lost Letters of a Brilliant Young Woman to Her Beloved on the Front
This treasure trove of love letters, cultural history, and memoir should make a wonderful addition to all World War II collections.
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Dead Reckoning: The Story of How Johnny Mitchell and His Fighter Pilots Took on Admiral Yamamoto and Avenged Pearl Harbor
Lehr’s skills as a journalist dig deep into the lives of Yamamoto and Mitchell, shining light on the public and private life of each. Anyone interested in World War II, and especially the war in the Pacific, will find this account fascinating. [See Prepub Alert, 11/4/19.]
The Motion of the Body Through Space
As she has done before in novels such as We Need To Talk About Kevin, Shriver takes on hot-button topics—in this case the fitness craze, toxic workplaces, the tyranny of political correctness, and the indignities of aging