Susan Cox
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How To Train Your Human: A Cat’s Guide
This is a funny, witty title that would be a good addition to the humor section of a library as well as the pet care section.
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Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger, and Higher Education
This deeply touching memoir sheds light on the seemingly insurmountable challenges encountered by impoverished people seeking better lives for themselves and their families. Fans of Maid and the Netflix series inspired by the book will want to listen to this.
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New Happy: Getting Happiness Right in a World That’s Got It Wrong
A solid, well-organized work that should appeal to a broad audience of people interested in self-help and psychology.
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How To Love Your Daughter
Share with literary-fiction fans and those who enjoy stories laden with psychological tension, like Sarit Yishai-Levi’s The Woman Beyond the Sea. Listeners will be entranced and will look forward to more from the best-selling Blum.
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Picasso’s Lovers
Mackin’s absorbing story does a skillful job of weaving together different timelines and bringing in social issues. Suggest to art lovers and readers interested in 20th-century history.
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The First Ladies
Fans of Benedict and Murray’s first book will be delighted with this well-researched account of a groundbreaking friendship. Recommended for those who enjoyed Kelly O’Connor McNees’s Undiscovered Country.
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The War Pianist
Robotham’s entertaining and well-paced novel is a great addition to any collection of World War II historical fiction.
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A Guest at the Feast: Essays
This absorbing collection, so intimately told, is an excellent choice for any library seeking to expand on its religious and social commentary. Tóibín’s fans will want to dig in.
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The Critic’s Daughter: A Memoir
Even if listeners aren’t familiar with Gilman or her parents, listeners will likely enjoy this rich, well-written memoir about flawed relationships and the lasting trauma of divorce.
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