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Periodicals Price Survey 2021 The New Abnormal: Periodicals Price Survey 2021
By Stephen Bosch, Barbara Albee, and Sion Romaine 
Having spent over a decade adjusting to a “new normal” of serials inflation, harsh budget cuts, and a redirection of spending from collections to services, arguably few if any libraries were prepared for the turmoil wrought by a pandemic. 
Student contributions to the class's assembling magazine Princeton “Language To Be Looked At” Course Involves Students in Special Collections Acquisition
By Lisa Peet
Before the COVID pandemic, Princeton University instructors Joshua Kotin and Irene Small were looking forward to coteaching an undergraduate class, “Language To Be Looked At,” exploring concrete and visual poetry. In concrete poetry, the visual elements of a poem—typography and symbols and their arrangement on the page, as well as the printed matter itself—are critical components of its meaning.
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Reference eReviews Social Explorer | Reference eReviews
By Rob Tench 
Social Explorer enables users to create maps, reports, and presentations from a wide range of national and international survey data. An excellent resource, with customization tools that make data easy to create, and excellent visualization options for interpreting and presenting data.
Billie Holiday Top Docs: Billie Holiday, Margaret Atwood, and Pepe the Frog
By Joshua Blevins Peck 
LJ’s documentary film reviewer picks four stirring new works, now available on DVD/Blu-ray. 
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Atlas of the Invisible What Maps Can Tell Us: Nonfiction Previews, Nov. 2021, Pt. 1| Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert 
Intriguingly different maps on subjects from world happiness to climate change and using maps to assay world regions that will shape our future. 
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From LJ Reviews:
HISTORY 
African Europeans: An Untold History
By Olivette Otele  
Meticulously researched and beautifully written, this is an essential work of historical scholarship that is highly recommended for all public and academic libraries. 
PREMIUM
The Secret History of Home Economics: How Trailblazing Women Harnessed the Power of Home and Changed the Way We Live
By Danielle Dreilinger  
An intriguing analysis of a stereotyped field that will find a welcome place among collections specializing in feminism and women’s studies. 
PREMIUM
Daily Life of Women in Postwar America
By Nancy Hendricks  
Readable, reliable, and wide-ranging, this volume will appeal to those with a general interest in U.S. cultural history. 
SOCIAL SCIENCES 
The 2000s Made Me Gay: Essays on Pop Culture
By Grace Perry  
A funny, accessible analysis of pop culture that will benefit nonfiction collections; it informs about gay history and grounds its importance in real experience. And for many gay readers, even if the cultural touchstones aren’t their own, Perry’s anecdotes will still be relatable and uplifting. 
PREMIUM
Parenting for Social Justice: Tips, Tools, and Inspiration for Conversations and Action with Kids
By Angela Berkfield & others  
A must-have in the field of anti-bias education. This work gives ideas for having conversations with young people about social justice and putting knowledge into action.
On the Job: An Encyclopedia of Unique Occupations Around the World
By Margo DeMello  
With engrossing subject matter, excellent writing, and thorough, up-to-date research, this reference work will enrapture high school students, undergraduates, and curious browsers. 
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Archives 101
By Lois Hamill
This excellent and practical primer is a solid choice for staff of local collections, and educators and students of archiving. It dovetails well with the third edition of Gregory S. Hunter’s Developing and Maintaining Practical Archives: A How-To-Do-It Manual
PREMIUM
Partners in Teaching and Learning: Coordinating a Successful Academic Library Instruction Program
By Melissa N. Mallon 
Mallon lays out a solid foundation and offers sage advice that instruction coordinators will find useful.  
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Philip Roth Norton Takes Roth Bio Out of Print | Book Pulse
By Kate Merlene  
W.W. Norton takes Blake Bailey's biography of Philip Roth out of print and cuts ties with the author. Canisia Lubrin wins the 2021 OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature. The 2020 ReLit Awards shortlist honoring the best Canadian books published by independent presses is out while the Edgar Awards will be announced tomorrow.  
Céline and Julie Go Boating Top Film Picks on DVD/Blu-Ray: A 1950s-Set Neo-Western; Ang Lee’s Tale of China Under Japanese Occupation
By Jeff T. Dick 
LJ’s film columnist picks the month’s top indie, foreign, and classic films, now available on DVD and Blu-ray. 
Justice on the Brink Books on a Hard Year: Nonfiction Previews, Nov. 2021, Pt. 1 | Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert 
Verbal and visual diaries of the year 2020, psychology and philosophy titles that lend us comfort, and a stark look at the Supreme Court in tumultuous times. 
Gods of Jade and Shadow International Booker Prize 2021 Shortlist Announced | Book Pulse
By Anita Mechler  
The International Booker Prize 2021 shortlist, 2021 Stella Award, and 2021 Ignyte Awards Finalists are announced. 
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By Gricel Dominguez 
Bloomsbury Fashion Business Cases establishes a link between education and business aspects of the fashion industry. A strong resource for business, marketing, and industry-related studies. 
Linguistic Justice ACADEMIC BESTSELLERS: Language
By LJ Reviews 
Linguistic Justice, How You Say It, How Dead Languages Work, and more in language titles: April 2020 to date as identified by GOBI Library Solutions from EBSCO.

1. Linguistic Justice: Black Language, Literacy, Identity, and Pedagogy.
Baker-Bell, April
Routledge
2020. ISBN 9781138551015. $160.00

2. How You Say It: Why You Talk the Way You Do and What It Says About You.
Kinzler, Katherine D.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
2020. ISBN 9780544986558. $28.00

3. How Dead Languages Work.
George, Coulter H.
Oxford University Press
2020. ISBN 9780198852827. $25.00 
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