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| | | |  Kim Deitch | LJ Author Spotlight By Tom Batten Kim Deitch began his career scripting comics in the pages of the East Village Other in 1967. Often regarded as a "cartoonist’s cartoonist," he won an Eisner Award for Stuff of Dreams in 2003 and an Inkpot Award in 2008. |
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|  Prepub Alert By Barbara Hoffert - Barbara’s Picks (Darcey Bell, Cara Black, Jennifer Hillier), plus Lives and Minds on the Line: Thriller Previews, Apr. 2020, Pt. 2
- Barbara’s Picks (Madeleine Albright, Rana el Kaliouby, Marie Mutsuki Mockett), plus Lives in the Limelight: Memoir Previews, Apr. 2020, Pt. 2.
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|  Celestial Bodies | Featured Web Review By LJ Reviews "Readers will come to this novel as the first written in Arabic to win the Man Booker International Prize and the first by a female Omani author to be translated into English and will leave with a sense of original storytelling, rich characterization, and transparently bright language, expertly translated. Highly recommended." |
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| |  Around the Web, Sept. 27, 2019 By LJ Reviews Each week, the LJ editors comb through the internet to find the best library-related news and tidbits. This week, a giant chicken skeleton graces the Denver Central Library, a new Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library opens in Indianapolis, and LeVar Burton will be hosting the National Book Awards! |
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|  Afternoons in the Stacks By Dina Nayeri Dina Nayeri, whose The Ungrateful Refugee: What Immigrants Never Tell You explores the nuances of her refugee experience, discusses what libraries meant to her when she first arrived in this country as a child. |
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