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The Ultimate Stay-at-Home Dad: Your Essential Manual for Being an Awesome Full-Time Father
A helpful and enjoyable read for the growing population of dads at home, in a market saturated with books for moms.
Warmth: Coming of Age at the End of Our World
Brave, honest, and bold, Sherrell’s book is neither blithely optimistic nor fatalistic and instead shows how readers can respond to climate change with circumspection. It should be read alongside the work of climate activists like Greta Thunberg and Jamie Margolin who provide practical models for changing the narrative, even when we know that changes won’t magically engender a happy ending.
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Riccardino
Camilleri’s series finale busts out of the traditional mystery genre to give fans an inspiring, thoughtful, and humorous farewell to a beloved character.
My Policeman
Like Ian McEwan’s On Chesil Beach, this latest novel by Roberts (The Pools) teems with sexual tension and the innocence and ignorance that caused so much heartache in the intolerant era just before the sexual revolution. This story is beautifully written and ineffably sad.
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The Contrarian: Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley’s Pursuit of Power
This account lucidly illustrates Thiel’s rise as a right-wing power broker, during the hi-tech boom, bust, and resurgence; it will appeal to readers fascinated by the intersection of technology and politics. See Kurt Andersen’s Evil Geniuses for a narrative of how the United States aided the rise of the ruling billionaire class.
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On the Trail of the Serpent: The Epic Hunt for the Bikini Killer
Fans of Netflix’s The Serpent will devour this compulsively readable work of true crime.
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New Women in the Old West: From Settlers to Suffragists, an Untold American Story
This well researched and expertly documented account of noteworthy women who effected change during a pivotal era in the United States is a welcome addition to all history collections. Gallagher’s emphasis on the diversity of her subjects makes the book exceptional.
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The Shape of Darkness
This is a well-crafted Gothic tale, complete with a compulsive mystery and the visceral medical details of Emma Donoghue’s The Pull of the Stars.
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We Are What We Eat: A Slow Food Manifesto
Waters has important ideas about nature, respecting the land, eating seasonally, and appreciating traditional and/or organic agriculture, but readers may find her overall message a bit insensitive, when quality food and green space are luxuries inaccessible to many. Recommended for fans of Waters’s works in general, and those interested in food culture narratives and sustainability.
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