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Eloquence of the Sardine: Extraordinary Encounters Beneath the Sea
For people who love the aquatic world and those who aspire to.
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Shoulder Season
Spanning decades and ranging from the Midwest to California, Clancy’s second novel (after The Second House) is an elegiac ode to a place that might feel at once familiar and lost to time. Uneven pacing causes some scenes to fly by too quickly, and the denouement feels like a reading marathon, but fans of J. Ryan Stradal and Jami Attenberg will root anyway for Sherri to come out on top.
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The Ambassador: Joseph P. Kennedy at the Court of St. James’s 1938–1940
Fans of popular history and biography should appreciate this addition to the ranks of books about the Kennedy family.
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Golden Boy: A Murder Among the Manhattan Elite
A tragic character study at the intersection of wealth, privilege, and mental illness, told with empathy for Gilbert’s victims.
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The Hitler Years: Triumph, 1933–1939
McDonough largely succeeds in writing a nuanced overview of the early days of Nazi Germany and creating a work that will bridge the divide between popular and academic audiences. It will pair well with the second volume, The Hitler Years: Disaster, 1940–1945.
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The Therapist
Paris’s fifth novel (after The Dilemma) is not on the same level as her great debut, Behind Closed Doors. Alice is overeager, insipid, and immature; she makes terrible decisions and flails willy-nilly throughout the story. Supporting characters are not fleshed out nor likable, making it hard to become invested. The big reveal is unconvincing, and the killer’s backstory isn’t particularly believable. Only for diehard Paris fans.
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Maiden Voyages: Magnificent Ocean Liners and the Women Who Traveled and Worked Aboard Them
This fast-paced, well-written social history will appeal to fans of women’s history who enjoy reading interesting life stories.
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Get Real and Get In: How To Get into the College of Your Dreams by Being Your Authentic Self
Full of practical advice from an admissions insider, this work will appeal to high school students, their parents, and their guidance counselors.
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A Taste for Poison: Eleven Deadly Molecules and the Killers Who Used Them
This absorbing volume about murderers’ use of poison will appeal to true crime lovers and fans of popular science in the vein of Mary Roach.
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