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The Garden: Elements and Styles
The reference use of the title will be high, but consider buying it for the circulating collection too, for this is a work that readers will pore over.
Remarkable Resources | Best Reference Books 2022
From a quirky book on geology to a collection of maps, these reference works expand the possibilities of research for students, general readers, and scholars.
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The Wiley Canning Company Cookbook: Recipes To Preserve the Seasons
This is not the first canning book one should add to the collection (see the books from Ball for that), but it could very well be the gateway book that starts readers down a path of preserving.
The Secret Service of Tea and Treason
Witty, deeply clever, and read-it-like-you-just-robbed-some-pirates fast. Those who have been with the books from the start (the last installment was The League of Gentlewomen Witches) will be gleeful, and those finding them now will immediately want to read back. Flying houses ahoy, buy in bulk.
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Veganistan: A Vegan Tour of the Middle East & Beyond
Readers will delight in this work, with its wide range of offerings, eclectic text, and personable tone.
LJ Talks with Dartmouth Medal Committee Chair Barry Trott
Barry Trott, Adult Services Consultant with the Library of Virginia and chair of RUSA’s Dartmouth Medal committee, talks to LJ about reference work, reference sources, and the work of the Dartmouth Medal committee.
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The Metropolitan Affair
Classified as Christian fiction, this involving blend of historical crime story, family saga, and romance will please a range of readers. Suggest it beyond its BISAC category and put it on reading lists of cozy mysteries and gentle romances too.
LJ Talks with Leigh Joseph, Author of 'Held by the Land'
LJ talks with author and ethnobotanist Leigh Joseph about intentionality, plants, and reading.
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