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|  Read-Alikes for Survive the Night by Riley Sager | LibraryReads
By Shannon Fukumoto, Lisa Hoffman, and Jennifer Winberry
Survive the Night by Riley Sager (Dutton), is the top holds title of the week (6/28/21). LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting for this buzziest book. A serial killer is stalking college students in 1991. Seeking safety Charlie decides to leave campus and gets a ride with Josh, who is revealed to be not at all who he says he is. Charlie thinks she is alone in a car with the Campus Killer, heading into the night.
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SPONSORED BY CRAFTSY  Creative DIY Videos from Craftsy Now Available to Libraries!
Craftsy@LIBRARIES has partnered with digital content providers to make the Craftsy platform available to participating libraries to engage patrons with classes that entertain, educate, and provide a unique learning experience. Library patrons will have access to the best and most creative instructional videos ever in the crafting world. Learn More››› |
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"This satisfying romantic comedy features smart, witty dialog and a diverse cast of likable secondary characters. Adam and Olive continually find themselves in awkward, adorable situations caused by their deception (and their meddling friends). The setting, in Stanford’s STEM program, is essential to the plot and allows the author to write on the obstacles faced by PhD students, especially women in science programs. A realistic, amusing novel that readers won’t be able to put down. Highly recommended for all collections." |
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 The All-Consuming World | Featured SFF Review By LJ Reviews "Filled with emotional trauma, some body horror, and abusive relationships, this can be a difficult read. Yet it’s enthralling too, as it mashes and blurs the lines separating human from machine; the commanding prose brings to mind Tamsyn Muir’s “Locked Tomb” trilogy. Khaw’s first full-length novel is a sensory deluge of language and action that will sweep readers away in a flood of joyful, violent abandon." |
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SPONSORED BY IMAGINE PUBLISHING  Manuel Hinds’ Urgent Case for Democratic Principles Merging expert historical, political, and economic analysis, In Defense of Liberal Democracy, shows how our recent technological revolution has led to a crisis of social division. Hinds also describes how the traditions and institutions of liberal democracy healed previous national rifts. Read More››› |
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