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Murders of a Feather
This follow-up to Last but Not Leashed is for those who enjoy small-town mysteries and engaging animal characters.
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The Dog Across the Lake
Fans of the series will enjoy this latest, as will those who enjoy pet-centered mysteries. Newcomers will find the family tree in the front of the book handy to keep the relationships among the two- and four-legged characters straight.
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Up on the Woof Top
Fans of the series will enjoy this latest case of Chet and Bernie’s. Quinn continues to perfectly capture the inner voice of the canine detective, and the Christmas setting provides many opportunities for seasonal wordplay.
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Eye-Popping, Show-Stopping Libraries: Trends and Insights from the AIA/ALA Library Building Awards
For all collections supporting architectural design and library administration.
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Ukulele of Death
With an enjoyable mix of sci-fi and mystery elements, Copperman’s latest (after And Justice for Mall) features an intriguing and likable pair of detectives whose complementary skills help them survive and thrive and maybe even find their family.
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Love, Clancy: Diary of a Good Dog
Fans of Cameron’s dog-centric storytelling will enjoy but might wish for more emphasis on the four-legged characters. Those who have always had a sneaking suspicion that dogs are better than people will find plenty of confirmation.
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Still Waters
Fans of the series will enjoy this entry, which includes fascinating details about search dogs and their work as well as a unique settings and a colorful cast of recurring characters.
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Bark to the Future
Fans of the series will enjoy this new entry in the case files. Chet’s narration provides humor and insight, and Bernie’s search into his own past provides meditations on growing up and growing apart.
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A Catered Doggie Wedding
Fans of the series will enjoy the Simmons sisters’ latest outing, but the mystery is meaty enough and the characters engaging enough to satisfy newcomers as well.
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