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Curious Species: How Animals Made Natural History

Whitney Barlow Robles | SCIENCES, Nov 01, 2023

Historians and biologists will enjoy this thoughtful history of how the animal kingdom was mapped out and how people are still discovering their place within it.

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The Body of the Soul: Stories

Ludmila Ulitskaya | FICTION, Oct 27, 2023

For libraries trying to build a world literature collection, or looking for something new in the short story genre, this collection could be a perfect addition.

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The Student: A Short History

Michael S. Roth | EDUCATION, Sep 15, 2023

A brilliant exposition on students by an eminent scholar in the realm of psychology. Add to education and psychology collections.

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After the Nazis: The Story of Culture in West Germany

Michael H. Kater | HISTORY, Sep 15, 2023

Kater’s book will appeal to social-history readers and to those interested in how societies grapple with historical atrocities.

Amos Oz: Writer, Activist, Icon

Robert Alter | LITERATURE, Aug 04, 2023

Through his elevation of the richness of the Hebrew language, Oz’s legacy will continue to be valued; Alter’s biography is a highly recommended contribution to that legacy.

Resisters: How Ordinary Jews Fought Persecution in Hitler’s Germany

Wolf Gruner | HISTORY, Jul 28, 2023

Evidence of the power of the powerless. These are the stories that longtime readers of Holocaust literature have been waiting to read: evidence of small, covert acts of resistance (often by individuals working on their own initiative) against a fanatically coordinated genocidal force.