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Recommended for psychological thriller fans, but librarians will want to know that this book may contain triggers for those with trauma in their pasts. ["Haunting psychological suspense for readers who enjoy a generous dose of creepiness without being completely scared out of their wits": LJ 10/15/17 review of the Blackstone hc.]
Patrons who enjoy true crime stories, such as those by Ann Rule or Gregg Olsen, might want to try this. ["Cauffiel has dug deeply and presents a penetrating look into the lives of the accused": LJ 2/1/92 review of the Zebra: Kensington hc.]
Fans of best-selling memoirist Mary Karr and readers who hunger for true stories of personal exploration and family dysfunction will find great meaning in this heartfelt, beautifully written coming-of-age account. ["Brodak displays incredible empathy for her father, a man who has caused her tremendous pain, but whom she clearly still loves": Memoir 9/13/16 review of the Black Cat pb.]
Patrons who enjoy memoirs of athletes and accounts of pursuing long-held dreams will enjoy this story. ["Nyad's moving account is well suited for readers interested in open-water swimming, endurance sports, athletes' memoirs, or age-defying adventures": LJ 9/15/15 review of the Knopf hc.]
Folks who enjoy watching the television show Hoarders, especially those fascinated by the psychological underpinnings of the behavior, will find this an interesting listen.