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White House Wild Child: How Alice Roosevelt Broke All the Rules and Won the Heart of America
A highly recommended exploration of Alice Roosevelt Longworth’s life.
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Mothering Earth: The Busy Family’s Guide to Saving the Planet
Readers familiar with sustainable practices will already know many of this book’s concepts, but it’s great to have a wealth of information and advice in one place.
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Book Bonding: Building Connections Through Family Reading
An advocate of seeing the world as it is and imagining what it could be, Lambert provides thought-provoking reflections in these beautifully written pieces.
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Polar Exposure: An All-Women’s Expedition to the North Pole
Recommended for adventuresome readers.
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Quilt of Souls
A testament to her grandmother and the women who made an impact on her childhood, Elmore’s text is an ideal choice for readers interested in memoir and history, plus stories about Black women, feminism, and quilting.
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Time To Think Small: How Nimble Environmental Technologies Can Solve the Planet’s Biggest Problems
Myers’s call-to-action and survey of current tech may appeal to environmentally conscious readers.
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When Hope and History Rhyme: Natural Law and Human Rights from Ancient Greece to Modern America
Though Burgess does mention non-Western perspectives in passing, the book could have benefitted from a broader global viewpoint. However, as a text on Western natural law, it is accessible enough for those new to the topic yet will still satisfy those with expertise in the subject.
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Shmuel’s Bridge: Following the Tracks to Auschwitz with My Survivor Father
A poignant and moving personal history warmly told through reminisces, poetry, and photographs. It will spark the curiosity of those interested in Jewish and European history.
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Dance or Die: From Stateless Refugee to International Ballet Star
An important story about the transformative power of the arts, and the generational struggles of being a refugee.
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