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 Eclipses in Fiction and Non By Terzah Becker On August 21, the United States will be treated to the first total solar eclipse in nearly 100 years. Learn more about the phenomenon from these new and backlist books. |
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 Interview with LibraryReads Author Eve Chase By Barbara Hoffert Eve Chase’s The Wildling Sisters centers on the four Wilde sisters, who spend a summer in the Cotswolds five years after the disappearance of their cousin Audrey. |
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 Q&A with Debut Author Laurie Gelman By Erin Holt Gelman has put her stamp on the world of women’s fiction with her debut, Class Mom, which revolves around the antics of kindergarten class mom Jen Dixon. |
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 Works by National Poetry Series Winners By Barbara Hoffert From thoughtful collections for those new to the genre to weighty choices for serious poetry lovers, find your next poetry read from these award-winning authors. |
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 Gaming on the Go By M. Brandon Robbins It’s easy to find video games that are great for the road, but don’t rule out tabletop options when recommending games to take on vacation. |
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 Self-Help Books for Your Collection By Deborah Bigelow These titles approach topics from a variety of angles, outlining ways to achieve happiness and success in careers and relationships. |
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 Helpful Hints for Positive Parenting By Julianne J. Smith The shift from “collections to connections” challenges librarians everywhere to reinvent our spaces and programs as well as service models and policies. |
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 Future-Forward SF/Fantasy Reviews By Megan M. McArdle & Kristi Chadwick While readers often turn to sf and fantasy for “out-of-this-world” experiences, many of these titles are grounded in current events woven into fantastical landscapes. |
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 Mysteries from Louise Penny & More By Lesa Holstine & Ann Chambers Theis Picks this month offer tours of Hollywood and Washington, DC, some murderous European travel, and canine-themed detective novels. |
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 Growing Readership Through Diversity By Stephanie Sendaula Learn more about the inner workings of publishing, the implications of censorship, and the marketability of diverse books. |
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 SLJTeen Live! Virtual Conference Join us on August 9 for SLJTeen Live! This free, entirely virtual conference will feature more than 20 YA author panelists and keynote speakers, plus two hours of panels on innovative and creative approaches to teen services and programming. Register today! No teen librarian will want to miss it. |
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 Job Zone utilizes unique job matching technology to help you find the perfect job (and employers find the perfect candidate), whether you’re actively seeking or just keeping an eye out for your possibilities. Log on today and check out our newest features, including automated job and candidate matches, and email alerts. JOB OF THE WEEK UC Davis is seeking an Associate University Librarian for Research and Learning |
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