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| |  Graphic Novels 2021 Preview: Read Between the Panels By Kuo-Yu Liang For LJ’s annual graphic novel and manga preview, our special investigation into the trends and current state of the format, we asked publishers what trends and concepts they’re seeing in the genre. The findings? The industry is expanding in new and exciting ways, from beloved webcomics finally being featured in print, to changes in ebook sales and new influences from other forms of media. |
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| SPONSORED BY SEVERN HOUSE PUBLISHERS  Jackie O’s Secret Affair Revealed in The French Paradox A diary turns up that hints at a romance young Jacqueline Bouvier had as an exchange student in Paris in 1949. It’s been a secret for seventy years. Lucie Montgomery discovers this clandestine affair between someone she loves and the most famous, fiercely private women in American history. Read More››› |
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| We talked to Mariko Tamaki about Surely Books, her new line of graphic novels with Abrams ComicArts. The fall 2021 Surely Books titles are previewed in LJ’s April 2021 graphic novels preview. |
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| LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting for Ocean Prey by John Sandford. |
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| The biographies and memoirs most in demand by readers are from Barack Obama, Bob Woodward, Michael Cohen, Matthew McConaughey, and Jerry Seinfeld, among others. |
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 What the Devil Knows | Featured Mystery Review By LJ Reviews
"The St. Cyr series, and this entry in particular (following Who Speaks for the Damned), is highly recommended for readers who want their history appropriately dark and gritty, their politics dirty and corrupt, and their mystery fascinating, convoluted, and just as relevant now as it was then. Sebastian St. Cyr, with his foot in the aristocracy and his eye on justice, is a hero to be followed into whatever dark corner he investigates." |
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| Best sellers in literary criticism, April 2020 to date, as identified by GOBI Library Solutions from EBSCO. |
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| William C. Kashatus writes an essential work on the Underground Railroad. Dorothy Wickenden fills a gap in the telling of women's and abolitionist history. |
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