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Hotel of Secrets
Biller’s (The Brightest Star in Paris) novel, set in 1877 and casting back through Maria’s family history, starts in a tangle of storylines but quickly casts a deeply engaging spell, pulling readers into an effortless and fun yet serious read, rich in banter, chemistry, friendship, and danger.
Bagels, Schmears, and a Nice Piece of Fish: A Whole Brunch of Recipes To Make at Home
An information-packed delight. This is a book to give as a housewarming gift, treasure in one’s kitchen where it will quickly become flour and lox stained, and to make sure is in every library collection.
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Winning Strategies for ACT Essay Writing with 15 Sample Prompts
With a helpful approach, an optimistic “You can learn this” tone, and clear guidance, this is a solid choice for collections.
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GRE Analytical Writing Solutions to the Real Essay Topics: Bk. 2
Created by a corporate author rather than a writing professor, the work lacks a voice and is tonally straightforward, but the guidance (plus the 72 essay prompts and sample essays) offers grad-school hopefuls more than enough information and support to feel confident facing the GRE’s writing section. Add this to collections that already have general GRE test-prep titles.
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A Cultural History of Shopping
Academic libraries should seriously consider adding this set (in one form or the other), as its interdisciplinary approach will support many departments and research paths.
A Fearless Heart
Detailed, tender, compelling, and a grand read, this ninth in the series, after Breathless in the Dark, will thrill fans of Joanna Bourne’s “Spymaster” books.
What Is Home, Mum?: A Memoir
An essential purchase for all collections. Add it to the top of your book club suggestion list, and offer it to readers of literary fiction exploring similar themes of identity and belonging.
‘Deep Wheel Orcadia’ Wins the Arthur C. Clarke Award | Book Pulse
Deep Wheel Orcadia by Harry Josephine Giles wins the Arthur C. Clarke Award. The three finalists for Blackwell’s Books of the Year are announced. Prince Harry’s memoir has a publication date: Jan. 10, 2023. An image of Toni Morrison will grace a U.S. postage stamp. George R.R. Martin is “three-quarters of the way done” with The Winds of Winter. Mike Davis, author of City of Quartz: Excavating the Future in Los Angeles, has died. More than a dozen titles are new to the bestseller lists.
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