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Ikebana: The Zen Way of Flowers
This visually striking art book will appeal to all who appreciate the beauty of ikebana and might inspire readers to try their hand at creating their own hanaike using Ueno’s techniques.
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Tread of Angels
Roanhorse’s genre-blending story and Graham’s exceptional narration make this an excellent choice for dark fantasy fans. Highly recommended.
Cocktail Time! The Ultimate Guide to Grown-Up Fun
Feig’s charm and humor elevate this book above the typical how-to-make-cocktails guide. Highly recommended for public library collections.
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Sugar High: 50 Recipes for Cannabis Desserts
Sayegh’s thoughtful approach to cannabis edibles, combined with the wide variety of delicious desserts, makes this an excellent choice for home cooks interested in incorporating cannabis into sweet treats.
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The Innovative Artist: Art of Pyrography; Drawing with Fire
This well-structured primer will appeal to artists looking for a new medium, as well as beginning to intermediate–level pyrographers interested in adding new skills and techniques.
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Japanese Motifs in Stumpwork & Goldwork: Embroidered designs inspired by Japanese family crests
Nicholas’s pieces are beautiful, but they’re best for embroiderers with experience in surface embroidery, stumpwork, and goldwork. For a thorough grounding in the basics of these techniques, beginners should start with the Royal School of Needlework’s guides.
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Bad City: Peril and Power in the City of Angels
This inside look at investigative reporting at a major U.S. newspaper will appeal to listeners with an interest in journalism, as well as fans of true crime podcasts that focus on criminal investigations.
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Salty: Lessons on Eating, Drinking, and Living from Revolutionary Women
Despite the moments of slightly rocky narration, this is a captivating glimpse into the lives of nine creative, world-changing women that will appeal to both foodies and feminists.
Tanqueray
These bawdy, gritty tales of New York City in the 1960s and 1970s will captivate listeners, but it’s Johnson who is the hero of this story. Listeners will relish every minute.
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