Travel & Geography
This book will make armchair travelers wish they won the lottery and tripled their PTO. An expensive, opulent, optional purchase.
Kepnes’s words will be helpful for most travelers, but his primary audience will be aspiring nomads, those on a restricted budget, and travelers hoping to spend a long break on the road. While much of his advice could be found online, the book is a can-do guide in a handy package.
This fascinating, thoughtful, immersive journey will be savored by readers who enjoy reading natural history essays and learning about the wonders of nature that can still be found in the southeastern U.S.
A spiritual, relevant, and historical literary visit to the Louvre when it is impossible to go in person.
An excellent Black history title, definitely for Southern libraries, but also a welcome choice for collections focused on the civil rights movement and a fun teaching aid.
PREMIUM
Cats of the World
An engaging text accompanied by beautiful photographs in which the wonderful settings are secondary to the multitude of cats to swoon over. Best for animal lovers and supporters.
In this charming collection, the pleasure is in the view, delivered with all the quirky, stylistic, color-saturated wonder an Anderson fan could want.
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