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Below are links to lists of titles to be reviewed in the February 15, 2018 issue of Library Journal. These lists include pertinent publisher and bibliographic information for your convenience. Also included are links to information on titles recently reviewed as online-only Xpress Reviews. This week’s Review Alert is also available as a downloadable PDF.Publishers: Please remember to send us one finished copy of each book that is scheduled for review (i.e., all of the forthcoming titles listed below) if you initially submitted a galley or bound manuscript. Our reviewers are not paid, and we like to send a finished copy of the reviewed book as a thank you. Materials should be mailed to: Library Journal, 123 William Street, Suite 802, New York, NY 10038. |
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LJ Media | Review Alert, February 15, 2018
Gerard Doyle narrates Bester’s truly original and bizarre future with gravitas and grit; libraries should be prepared to offer Zevin’s skillfully crafted novel in all formats; a remarkable portrait of the possibilities and power of unconditional love; an uncomfortable (and rightly so) call to action—a must! |
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LJ Fiction | Review Alert, February 15, 2018
Hirshberg’s amazing mosaic of fact and fiction will hold readers in its grip; another tautly plotted page-turner from Roberts; Kleypas adds to her superb series a witty and delightfully passionate Victorian romance; the final volume in Baker’s trilogy wraps up a layered story line with a satisfying imperfect ending |
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LJ Nonfiction | Review Alert, February 15, 2018
Both scholars and casual fans of printing history will enjoy this insider’s look; nine highly recommended books on well-known and untold moments in women’s history; Perry’s work relates the resilience and struggle within black communities in the 20th and 21st centuries; for readers interested in a feminist critique of health care, especially in the treatment of women |
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LJ Reference | Review Alert, February 15, 2018
An excellent choice for seminarians, religious professionals, and others wishing to learn more about Evangelical America; essential market guides for artists, writers, and poets; The Papers of Woodrow Wilson Digital Edition is recommended for large academic libraries serving robust U.S. history collections |
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Xpress Reviews: E-Originals | January 12, 2018
An intense, sexy romance balanced with a message about presumptions; Rhone continues to write characters about which readers care; fans of the first two titles in the “Blood & Glory” series will want to read the latest installment |
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Xpress Reviews: Fiction | January 12, 2018
For readers who enjoy World War II historical fiction and rural Italian culture; Sarah Alt continues to march to her own drum; the end of this debut is satisfying; Downie’s latest serves as a worthy stand-alone; this nonstop, white-knuckled thrill ride will please devotees of police procedurals; Khan’s series is well worth investigating; an absorbing story of love and loss with an astounding conclusion |
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Xpress Reviews: Nonfiction | January 12, 2018
A candid story of redemption and self-discovery; Mueller creates an accessible introduction to environmental philosophy; a thorough explanation of what transcendental meditation is; Red Sox and baseball history fans will appreciate; for students of urban policy; original essays about Martin Luther King Jr.; capturing elusive experiences in interesting worlds |
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Xpress Reviews: E-Originals | January 19, 2018
Adhara’s debut novel is an old-fashioned thriller with a few twists that fans of shifter romances will enjoy; overtly safe yet compelling sex, witty dialog, and paranormal action make this a winner |
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Xpress Reviews: Fiction | January 19, 2018
These loosely related tales show promise; this work goes so far as to invoke the reader’s role in creating the narrative; a debut for die-hard fans of psychological suspense; will appeal to adventurous Holmes fans who enjoy more modern takes on a literary icon; Watts can take a few words and paint a landscape that reveals so much richness about the people and culture; fans of Agatha Christie may appreciate this fictional look at her life |
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Xpress Reviews: Nonfiction | January 19, 2018
For anyone interested in nature-related philosophy; for readers curious about the 2016 presidential campaign and Clinton will find this to be a satisfying and informative book; a beautiful, concise guide for future and armchair travelers; how global energy markets shaped the U.S. political context in 2016 |
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