Best Books for Home Breadmaking
By Stephanie Sendaula

Breadmaking has become one of the micro-trends of quarantine, and new and experienced bakers may be looking for additional resources to help. These titles, all of which are digitally available, will help new and experienced bakers achieve worthwhile results.

Book Pulse
By Neal Wyatt

 

Today in Book Pulse: BookExpo 2020 Canceled

 

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Victorian Dark Magic Mingles with Identity in The Golden Key

Holding degrees from Oxford and Cambridge universities, Marian Womack is a bilingual author born in Andalusia, Spain. Today, she lives at the edge of the Fens outside of Cambridge where she writes ghostly, strange tales.

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Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert

• From Tsarina to Consensual Hex: Pop Fiction Previews, Oct. 2020, Pt. 4
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• Music, Film/TV, & Literature: Arts Previews, Oct. 2020, Pt. 4
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• Self-Help, Travel, Women’s History, & More: General Nonfiction, Oct. 2020, Pt. 4

Organizing the Books in Your Home, Part 3: Understanding Young Children’s Books
By Kiera Parrott
When thinking about how to organize books for kids at home—especially for the very young—practicality, ease of use (and cleanup), and a focus on fundamental early literacy practices trump any fancy organization system. However, understanding the major categories that most children’s librarians rely on to organize public library collections may prove useful for engaging future readers and book lovers.

Hot off the Presses! 10 New Books/Ebooks Out This Week
By Kiera Parrott
Ready for your next great read? The following novels, cookbooks, memoirs, and nonfiction works come out this week—and all are available as ebooks.

Who Speaks for the Damned | Featured Review
By LJ
"Highly recommended for lovers of historical mystery, readers who can’t resist a dark, complex but redeemed hero, and anyone looking to see justice done."

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