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SPONSORED BY PAGE STREET PUBLISHING  Diverse Cookbooks Create Inclusive Communities Founded in 2012, Salem-based Page Street Publishing Company publishes nearly one hundred and fifty original titles a year and is distributed nationally by Macmillan. Page Street specializes in cookbooks and adult crafts books plus young adult and children’s picture books. To celebrate diverse cookbook authors, Page Street Publishing will soon release three new titles. Read More››› |
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LJ editors rely on reviewers' dedication, expertise, and trusted insights throughout the year. Their voices help librarians across the nation build collections, share books, and maintain collections. Here are some of our exceptional reviewers from 2021. |
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|  Q&A with Award-Winning Horror Novelist Alma Katsu
By Becky Spratford
Alma Katsu is an internationally award-winning novelist. The Hunger is one of NPR’s 100 favorite horror stories, and The Deep was nominated for the Stoker and Locus awards for best horror novel. Red Widow draws on her career as an intelligence officer, and her latest novel, The Fervor, is a horror novel set in a Japanese internment camp. LJ caught up with her to talk about writing, the power of horror fiction, and authors who inspire. |
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|  Fictional Science: Five Thought-Provoking Literary Works
By Steven Jablonski
Readers who love both science and fiction but not necessarily science fiction should find much to enjoy in these thought-provoking literary works that dramatize the challenges and rewards of real-life scientific inquiry. |
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Gale Case Studies complies a number of case studies in each of the three modules which encompass multidisciplinary subjects. The topics covered (LGBTQ+ issues, political extremism, and public health) intersect with a wide variety of studies. Straightforward with helpful functions to create citations and facilitate discussions, this resource is ideal for undergraduates, although it could appeal to the general researcher as well. |
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|  Bloomsbury Cultural History
By Gricel Dominguez
From family and food to memory and sexuality, Bloomsbury Cultural History covers an expansive list of themes throughout various periods of recorded history. Its versatility and accessibility appeal to a wide audience, making it especially useful to institutions that support the humanities. |
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|  One Step Too Far by Lisa Gardner
By Debbie Haupt
Gardner’s latest is perfect for fans of unputdownable, gritty cat-and-mouse mysteries, compassionate underdog protagonists with self-deprecating senses of humor, ruthless killers, and “didn’t see it coming, OMG” endings. |
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Recommended for those with a literary bent, a love of Paris, and an interest in perfumery or World War II. |
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