Gibson, S. T.
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Sip Me, Baby, One More Time: Cocktails Inspired by Pop Music’s Iconic Women
Swifties in particular will want to take note, but so will other readers looking for a few fun drinks.
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Your Family Revealed: A Guide to Decoding the Patterns, Stories, and Belief Systems in Your Family
An involving, approachable book for readers looking for new and different ways to think about their own families.
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A Dowry of Blood
Perfect for readers interested in creative, gritty, and steamy horror retellings.
You Better Be Lightning
An accomplished collection from queer feminist poet Gibson; for all audiences.
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14 Miles: Building the Border Wall
Written in a narrative style, this engaging book will appeal to anyone interested in learning more about who lives along the border and what a wall means to them.
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Little Glass Planet: Poems
Idiosyncratic and memorable, Gibson's poetry will reward readers even through its moments of anguish: "If we belong to anything in the universe,/ it's to our own music."
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Little Glass Planet: Poems
Idiosyncratic and memorable, Gibson’s poetry will reward readers even through its moments of anguish: “If we belong to anything in the universe,/ it’s to our own music.”
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El Norte: The Epic and Forgotten Story of Hispanic North America
A thorough, relevant, and insightful survey of Hispanic North America.
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The chemistry between Lexie and Sean is enough to melt any ice rink, and their push-pull on-again, off-again fake relationship sizzles on the page. Highly recommended for lovers of rom-coms and sports romances and anyone who has a love/hate relationship with reality TV. [Previewed in Joyce Sparrow's "Love Is All Around," LJ 10/15/17.]
The Art of Running in Heels
The chemistry between Lexie and Sean is enough to melt any ice rink, and their push-pull on-again, off-again fake relationship sizzles on the page. Highly recommended for lovers of rom-coms and sports romances and anyone who has a love/hate relationship with reality TV. [Previewed in Joyce Sparrow's "Love Is All Around," LJ 10/15/17.]
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