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Big Book of Knitted Shawls: 35 Patterns in a Variety of Beautiful Yarns, Styles, and Stitches
This book’s shawls are beautiful, and the patterns are easy to follow. The lack of new content and suitable yarn substitution suggestions, however, might present a challenge for some knitters.
Pocket Guide to Crochet: Take-Along Information on Tools, Popular Stitches, Tips, and Tricks
An incredibly helpful guide for beginners, but readers who just want a refresher on crocheting techniques will appreciate this title too.
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Silence in Her Eyes
Will appeal to listeners seeking a fast-paced, frightening psychological novel, full of tension and twists. Recommended for fans of Rachel Hawkins, Ruth Ware, and Alice Feeney.
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The Silence in Her Eyes
This slow-build suspense novel keeps the tension rising as readers are drawn ever deeper into Leah’s claustrophobic world. And while the ending feels a bit rushed, the twists are enjoyable.
The Bars Are Ours: Histories and Cultures of Gay Bars in America, 1960 and After
A powerful celebration and examination of LGBTQIA+ nightlife. This book will serve as a significant record of evolving cultural touchstones and queer communities across the country.
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Let’s Roll: A Guide to Setting up Tabletop Role-Playing Games in Your School or Public Library
This short but exemplary work is full of information and useful resources. Recommended for anyone interested in setting up a tabletop role-playing game in a library, a classroom, or any public place.
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Thirst for Salt
With the eye of an artist and the heart of a poet, Lucas brings to life two enchanting, magnificently flawed characters as tied to the wild beauty of Australia as they are to each other.
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First Light: A Journey Out of Darkness
Highly evocative, this title will likely make memoir fans feel nearly every emotion.
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The Night Travelers
Correa’s novel stands out in its attempt to trace the lingering individual and social consequences of wartime trauma in postwar Germany and revolutionary Cuba. It can be hard to keep track of all the characters and their intersecting lives, but this moving, if relentlessly bleak history of one family should appeal to fans of multigenerational stories set against the backdrop of global events.
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