Read-Alikes for Something Wilder by Christina Lauren 
By Heather Cover, Barbara Hoffert, Lauren Mitchell, and Jessica C. Williams

Something Wilder by Christina Lauren is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book.

Books for Picnics | The Reader’s Shelf
By Neal Wyatt

 

A picnic book is as essential as a blanket, for reading outdoors is a sublime pleasure that spring invites with blossoms and bright blue skies. Just as what fills a picnic hamper or take-out bag is customizable and endless in its variety, so too are reading choices. Here are a few suggestions based on form.

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Next Level Virtual Training

A train-the-virtual-trainer resource, this book goes beyond the basics of virtual training and guides you in developing the specific knowledge and skills to facilitate online interactivity, manage multitasking, be technically fluent, oversee logistics and troubleshooting, leverage your voice, and engage virtual learners.

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Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert

 

Book Pulse
By Anita Mechler and Kate Merlene 

 

Research Methods Primary Sources
By Gricel Dominguez

 

This user-friendly resource, a collaboration between Adam Matthew Digital and Sage Research Methods, is designed to introduce undergraduate students to research methodologies and primary sources. Although aimed primarily at undergraduate students, graduate students new to their field or needing a refresher will also find it useful. Overall, this is a solid choice for institutions supporting undergraduate research in the arts and humanities.

Women’s Studies Archive: Female Forerunners Worldwide Gale
By Gricel Dominguez

The collection emphasizes female trailblazers in areas such as pop culture, health care, social work, activism, and more. It is a solid selection for institutions that support advanced research in the humanities, history, gender studies, and other scholarly areas with a focus on women’s lived experiences.

Booklist: New SFF Stars
By Marlene Harris 

 

Booklist: Reading About Russia
By Sandra Collins and Laurie Unger Skinner 

 

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