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Blonde Dust
De Rosnay celebrates the power of friendship while exploring a side of Marilyn Monroe many might not have known about, in a story that is emotionally moving and nostalgic yet bittersweet.
1861: The Lost Peace
A relatively little-known account of prewar efforts to reach a consensus. This engaging volume has impeccable research and is recommended for anyone who enjoys U.S. history, notably the Civil War, and American politics.
Awakened
Osworth (We Are Watching Eliza Bright) offers a joyously queer urban fantasy about finding power, identity, and family at any age. Perfect for fans of Shaun Hamill’s The Dissonance or Annalee Newitz’s The Future of Another Timeline.
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On My Honor: The Secret History of the Boy Scouts of America
A deeply unsettling book that is well suited to readers of books about social injustices and history.
Dirtbag Queen: A Memoir of My Mother
A stunning debut memoir and celebration of an unconventional family that will appeal to readers interested in offbeat family memoirs and humorous nonfiction. Give to readers who enjoyed Did Ye Hear Mammy Died?? by Séamas O’Reilly.
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The Harder I Fight the More I Love You: A Memoir
A sure bet for Case’s many fans: a memoir that is as intriguing and mysterious as the artist herself.
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When We Sold God’s Eye: Diamonds, Murder, and a Clash of Worlds in the Amazon
Cuadros offers a sympathetic, nuanced portrayal of the Cinta Larga people and their modern history; recommended for all libraries.
Hope for Cynics: The Surprising Science of Human Goodness
Zaki does well in not only pointing out problems but also showing how to build solutions for the current culture of cynicism. Many people have questions as they search for ways to make their lives and the world better. This book is one of the best written responses to that.
The Lantern of Lost Memories
Hiiragi’s thoughtful English-language debut will send readers searching through their minds to excavate the forgotten moments that define them even now.
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