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The Mountbattens: The Lives and Loves of Dickie and Edwina Mountbatten
For fans of any of the iterations of the Windsor story; an absorbing biography of important figures that will generate a lot of interest.
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Women on Waves: A Cultural History of Surfing; From Ancient Goddesses and Hawaiian Queens to Malibu Movie Stars and Millennial Champions
As surfing will make its Olympic debut in 2021, this book’s eye-catching cover and well-organized history make it an outstanding choice for sports and surfing aficionados. Recommended for public library sports collections, especially in areas where surfing is popular.
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Spin: A Novel Based on a (Mostly) True Story
One imagines that Annie herself would have enjoyed this “mostly true” fictional biography, as will fans of historical fiction.
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The Artist and the Eternal City
Some prior familiarity with Bernini and baroque Rome is helpful here. Still, many readers fond of European art and history will find this short volume worthwhile.
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The Florentines: From Dante to Galileo; The Transformation of Western Civilization
Bringing the Renaissance into better focus, this well-researched work is highly recommended for readers with an interest in the era, art history, and Italian history.
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Eartha & Kitt: A Daughter’s Love Story in Black and White
An inspiring story of the strong bond between a famous mother and her daughter, which will appeal to movie star watchers and film historians alike.
The Memory Thief, and the Secrets Behind How We Remember: A Medical Mystery
Opioid use and Alzheimer’s disease are two subjects affecting large swaths of Americans. A fascinating window into the search of one scientist (with a lot of help) to connect the dots and make a difference.
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The Man in the Iron Mask: The True Story of Europe’s Most Famous Prisoner
Dense with detail, this comprehensive work requires some knowledge or interest in this specific period of French history.
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The Fires of Philadelphia: Citizen-Soldiers, Nativists, and the 1844 Riots Over the Soul of a Nation
This is a particularly important story in the history of Philadelphia, but it has relevance for all of American history. Recommended for readers interested in urban history or the history of immigration in the United States.
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