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A Whale of a Story | Speculative Fiction and Nonfiction About Whales
From a nonfiction work about the gentle giants gliding through the deep and vast seas, to a speculative-fiction book imagining getting swallowed alive by one of these goliaths, LJ’s May issue offers readers of many interests a whale of a story.
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Lonely Planet Experience California
Compact, well-organized, and light enough to slip in a backpack. Expect this to circulate well.
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Tutankhamun’s Trumpet: Ancient Egypt in 100 Objects from the Boy-King’s Tomb
Some may wish all 100 objects were included among the color plates, but readers will glean an understanding of ancient Egyptian life, its influences, and its ongoing legacy.
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The Language of Tattoos: 130 Symbols and What They Mean
An interesting browse, with illustrations of fine line, western traditional, and Japanese styles.
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Trees of the West: An Artist’s Guide
A glossary and further reading for field guides and species accounts will satisfy the scientific reader, and artists are well served by the beautifully presented artworks and Hashimoto’s tips and personal insights. Consider also for displays on nature-related travel destinations.
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Smithsonian Treasures of the National Air and Space Museum
An enjoyable science-based browse for air and space buffs, with occasional whimsy (a tribble from Star Trek, a helmet from the Halo videogame’s Master Chief).
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Sperm Whales: The Gentle Goliaths of the Ocean
Rosenwaks’s love and respect for whales are evident on every page, as she documents solo whales and family groups as they swim, nurse, and play.
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The Art of the Cosmos: Visions from the Frontier of Deep Space Exploration
Breathtaking images, accompanied by Bell’s scientific notes and comments on artistic techniques, make this an attractive choice for art, photography, and science collections.
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A Beginner’s Guide to Astrology: Learn How the Language of the Stars Can Light Up Your Life
Astrology is as real as the reader believes it to be, posits Butterworth, as she explores beyond horoscopes into planets, houses, and sun and moon signs, delivered with optimism and positivity.
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