Golden, S. K.
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All Hallows
The setting and scope are reminiscent of Stranger Things, nearing the point of homage, so a library audience eagerly awaiting the next season will love it.
Baltimore; or, The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire
Hellboy fans will love this story, which also provides a great introduction to the tragic hero Lord Baltimore, whose only purpose in life is to battle what lurks in the dark.
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The Socialite’s Guide to Murder
Evelyn is quite spoiled, something of an acquired taste as an amateur sleuth. Suggest to readers who enjoyed other hotel-set mysteries with young amateur sleuths, like Nita Prose’s The Maid and Audrey Keown’s Murder at Hotel 1911.
Jayne Mansfield: The Girl Couldn’t Help It
Exemplary in its research and detail, Golden’s book may well become the definitive word--if not the last word--on the Mansfield story.
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With its connections to the gaming and comics world, Molin's original debut will appeal to young and new adults as well as superhero and comics fans.
The Frame-Up
With its connections to the gaming and comics world, Molin's original debut will appeal to young and new adults as well as superhero and comics fans.
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Hark! The Herald Angels Scream
Horror masters such as Kelley Armstrong, Seanan McGuire, and Jonathan Maberry will keep you up past your bedtime, but not because you're still wrapping gifts...
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Babies Made Us Modern: How Infants Brought America into the Twentieth Century
While not a complete history of childhood (see Paula Fass's The End of American Childhood), this will interest scholars and historians for its unique treatment of the subject.
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A sobering chronicle of intelligence agencies battling under the guise of national security for dominion over weaponized technology and its creators.
Spy Schools: How the CIA, FBI, and Foreign Intelligence Secretly Exploit America's Universities
A sobering chronicle of intelligence agencies battling under the guise of national security for dominion over weaponized technology and its creators.
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