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Rain of Ash: Roma, Jews, and the Holocaust

Ari Joskowicz | HISTORY, Feb 01, 2023

Of profound interest to serious students and readers of history.

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The World Atlas of Trees and Forests: Exploring Earth’s Forest Ecosystems

Herman Shugart & others | REFERENCE, Jan 27, 2023

A visually pleasing volume to browse for anyone curious about the hidden forces that determine the location, appearance, and functioning of forests in their backyard or around the globe.

Hummingbirds: A Celebration of Nature’s Jewels

Glenn Bartley & Andy Swash | REFERENCE, Jan 27, 2023

For anyone interested in hummingbirds beyond just casual bird watching. This book provides a pictorial feast and detailed information on this species.

The Soviet Century: Archaeology of a Lost World

Karl Schlögel | HISTORY, Jan 20, 2023

A splendid book. Avoiding the usual fare of power and the Communist Party, the author reveals the pervasive political character of Soviet life.

The Hidden Company That Trees Keep: Life from Treetops to Root Tips

James B. Nardi | SCIENCES, Dec 02, 2022

This one belongs in every academic library and in most public libraries. Highly recommended.

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White: The History of a Color

Michel Pastoureau | FINE ARTS, Dec 01, 2022

Thorough research and abundant illustrations characterize this sixth and final volume in Pastoureau’s scholarly series primarily of interest to art and academic libraries.

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The Scythian Empire: Central Eurasia and the Birth of the Classical Age from Persia to China

Christopher I. Beckwith | HISTORY, Dec 01, 2022

Highly recommended for all students of the Scythians and Classical Persia or China. A similar work that focuses on the archeological evidence left by the Scythians is Barry Cunliffe’s The Scythians.