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... . Friedman, Matti. Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel . Gilliam, Dorothy Butler. ... of First Lady Sarah Polk . Hartman, Saidiya. Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Intimate Histories of Social ... Tsabari, Ayelet. The Art of Leaving: A Memoir . Wallace-Wells, David. The Uninhabitable Earth: Life after Warming ...
... That's something I relate to as a librarian all too well. But really, the universal need to adjust to new ... and overwhelming. Destined for the most incredible short-lived romance ever means there's no pressure to make future ...
... Questioning the implications our history has for personal lives and social institutions, the book considers political, ... associated with whiteness. Drawing on dialogue with well-known figures within education, race, and multicultural ...
... as Abercrombie excels at drawing the reader into the lives of his characters and into their battles (the political/professional/bloody ones and the personal as well). The Kingdom of Angland is on the cusp of an ...
... in a new police procedural series from the author and had a lively discussion as well. Ann Cleeves is an author who has been writing for ...
... to hear from Calvin as I felt his motivations weren't as well-developed. That caveat aside, this is a charming novel ...
... programs, including Library Takeover and Seniors Living Well technology – computers, Wi-Fi, and audiovisual ...
... of the American-born daughter of Chinese immigrants who lived within the traditions and fears of the Chinese past as well as the realities of the alien modern American culture. ...
... sharing snacks and smiles, and bring readers into the lives of LGBTQ+ families from a variety of races, ethnicities, and family structures as well as being inclusive of various disabilities. This is a ...
... true is that I am finding mental solace in darker fare as well. The common thread for both of these forms of reading ... a barren desert moon at the edge of the known universe. She lives by a few codes, but chief among them is that she atone ...
... with a podcast or reality show gimmick and Sadie was very well done. There are regular transitions from the story of ...
... unexpected happens. The doodles in her notebook come alive and run away. Her doodles are imaginative and playful ... and have the best personalities. But they aren't super well-behaved and get into trouble. It turns out ... of Lincoln Square that serves as the backdrop. The author lives in Chicago and that feels familiar and authentic. ...
Well, heck, this is the cutest book about a 7th grader in ... to. Luckily, the town’s advice columnist, Miss Flora Mae, lives in the house between Sweet Pea’s parents and ...
... showing up for each other, and making the most out of their lives. It’s a big ask, and not something you find every day. Well. I’ve found another hug! Iona Iverson’s Rules of ...