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AD: Design Institute
 
Museum exhibitions mean great art gathered in one location, but they also often translate into long lines, hard-to-get tickets, and, unless the exhibition is nearby, travel expenses. Added to these impediments, unless one is constantly on the lookout, shows can be overlooked, only discovered after they close. Thankfully many museums do their best to create a visual and aural record of the exhibition online through images, illustrated lectures, audio guides, and gallery talks.
image Refreshing the Canon
By NCTE & SLJ Reviews
image Read-Alikes for The Summer Place by Jennifer Weiner
By Alicia Ahlvers, Beth DeGeer, Barbara Hoffert, and Sharon Layburn
 
The Summer Place by Jennifer Weiner is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.
 
Hand these YA page-turners to high schoolers watching the popular Netflix series about British teens. 

These four books were selected by LJ reviewers and editors as titles of particular note in the May 2022 issue of the magazine. Along with all the starred reviews of the May issue, these are essential titles to know, buy, suggest, and read.

Titles for all ages by APA creators. 

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