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Scholarly yet readable essays for lovers of the Pre-Raphaelites as well as those who want to learn more about them; for scholars of British art, Victorian culture, and the history of science
The President Is Missing is not missing from the No. 1 spot; Woodward invokes Fear in nonfiction
Not on a par with “Blood Truth,” yet still enjoyable; to grasp the charm of this quirky series, newbies should start with an earlier title; the story will resonate with many women’s experience of trying to balance tradition with modern ideas about romance; an inspiring look into a time when being a female change agent came at significant personal sacrifice
Recommended for all readers interested in astronomy; fans of popular science authors such as Neil deGrasse Tyson, Lisa Randall, and Mike Brown will enjoy this wonderful, accessible introduction to black holes
A beautiful coffee table–style book that will appeal to art, animal, and cultural history enthusiasts; animal lovers, artists, poets, and term paper writers seeking inspiration will find enjoyment or their muse in this work
Austen devotees will rejoice in this respectful cross-cultural update to a beloved classic; this charming tale told by Eliza Bennet's rival will allow enthusiasts to peer through the windows of Mr. Darcy's Pemberly estate
Cooper’s witty, breezy writing will delight and resonate with cat people; an informative look at the history of banking and government bailouts; for Miranda fans and anyone needing a light and fun daily pep talk; Norman’s readable, thorough book will, along with Clapton’s own memoir, be the go-to biography of one of rock’s most influential icons
This series gets better with each installment. The retelling of the story from each brother’s point of view provides the chance to revisit characters you fell in love with in the previous books; despite some pacing missteps, this enjoyable friends-to-lovers workplace romance is high on drama but low on angst
November 2017 to date as identified by GOBI Library Solutions from EBSCO
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