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Pushed: Miners, a Merchant, and (Maybe) a Massacre
True-crime fans will enjoy the puzzle of an unsolved mystery but might miss having a concrete conclusion.
When I Was Red Clay: A Journey of Identity, Healing, and Wonder
Readers will find hope and peace on these beautifully written pages.
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Behind the Bears Ears: Exploring the Cultural and Natural Histories of a Sacred Landscape
This splendidly crafted book will appeal to regional specialists and general readers.
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Mesa Verde Victim
Suggest for readers who appreciate history mixed with natural wonders in a fast-paced book. Fans of Mary Anna Evans’s archaeological mysteries will enjoy this series.
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Accidentals
Well-written novels that feature science (but aren’t sf) are few and far between, and this work is a welcome addition next to Barbara Kingsolver’s Prodigal Summer or Flight Behavior.
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Re-Bisoning the West: Restoring an American Icon to the Landscape
A fast-paced and readable look at the recent history and immediate future of bison in the American landscape. Recommended for those interested in conservation efforts, especially in the American West.
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Arches Enemy
Fans of Nevada Barr’s “Anna Pigeon” series or readers of environmental mysteries may appreciate this lush tale, but those who read for character may dislike the sometimes sarcastic, sometimes unlikable protagonist.
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