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Black and Decker, the Complete Guide to Bathrooms, Updated 6th Edition: Beautiful Upgrades and Hardworking Improvements You Can Do Yourself
This is a detailed and nonintimidating floor-to-ceiling guide that encourages DIYers to build beautiful yet functional bathrooms.
The Leaping Hare Wellness Almanac: Your Yearlong Guide to Creating Positive Spiritual Habits
This should be on the nightstand of anyone who is interested in adding self-awareness rituals to their routine.
Dirty Work: Essential Jobs and the Hidden Toll of Inequality in America
Americans might ignore dirty work, Eyal concludes, but we are all complicit in it. Essential reading for those interested in social justice issues.
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Highly recommended for those who enjoy reading about the entertainment industry, how their favorite TV shows are created, and women. [See Prepub Alert, 10/4/17.]
Stealing the Show: How Women Are Revolutionizing Television
Highly recommended for those who enjoy reading about the entertainment industry, how their favorite TV shows are created, and women. [See Prepub Alert, 10/4/17.]
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From the mundane to the horrific and from the sad to the beautiful, these images encapsulate multiple aspects of this complicated conflict. Readers studying the Vietnam War, photography, or journalism will appreciate this work. For a visual title that focuses more on the history of the war, see Chris McNab and Andy Wiest's The Illustrated History of the Vietnam War.
Vietnam: The Real War; A Photographic History by the Associated Press
From the mundane to the horrific and from the sad to the beautiful, these images encapsulate multiple aspects of this complicated conflict. Readers studying the Vietnam War, photography, or journalism will appreciate this work. For a visual title that focuses more on the history of the war, see Chris McNab and Andy Wiest's The Illustrated History of the Vietnam War.
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How Congress Works
The title says it all. A straightforward, all-you-need-to-know resource appropriate for all public and academic libraries.
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The Obama Hate Machine
Press's arguments will not change established opinions. Joe Barrett, winner of five AudioFile Earphones Awards and an Audie Award finalist, does an impressive job narrating, especially when he reads quotes from conservatives Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glenn Beck. Recommended for libraries that want to balance their Obama collection with a liberal view.
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Oxford African American Studies Center
This database will be useful to high school students and other researchers interested in topics relevant to African American history. It provides relevant information on concepts, topics, and figures in this area and offers a base for further study. Given this content and the resource's user-friendliness and attractive appearance, it is a worthwhile purchase.
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Beautiful Souls
From a Swiss police captain in 1938 who knowingly breaks the law banning Jews from entering his country to a contemporary whistleblower who loses her job after refusing to sell a product she knows is falsely advertised, this book profiles individuals who follow their conscience rather than personal interest...
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