Susan Cox
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The Unbecoming of Margaret Wolf
This historical novel may be of interest to readers who enjoy fiction about theater and the United States at midcentury, especially if they prefer slow-moving stories with an emphasis on atmosphere and characterization. A good pick for fans of Patti Callahan Henry and Marie Benedict.
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Disability Intimacy: Essays on Love, Care, and Desire
This candid, sensitively narrated audiobook speaks to a little-addressed but important topic. A recommended purchase to enhance social science, memoir, and disability studies collections.
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Husbands & Lovers
An entertaining story for those who enjoy romance and historical fiction and fans of Kristin Hannah or Fiona Davis.
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The Jewel of the Blues
This book is a good fit for readers who like descriptive fiction with uncomplicated plots.
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Fighting for Our Friendships: The Science and Art of Conflict and Connection in Women’s Relationships
After the isolation of the pandemic, many people want help making personal connections. This is a solid addition to self-help or psychology collections everywhere.
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The Thirteenth Husband
This would be a good addition to most libraries’ popular fiction sections and is sure to be a hit with fans of the work of Marie Benedict, Alison Pataki, and Susan Meissner.
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Tender Paws: How Science-Based Parenting Can Transform Our Relationship with Dogs
This is a thorough guide that will be most helpful to patrons who need help training difficult dogs. It includes a good deal of background information and theory along with its practical suggestions.
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How To Train Your Human: A Cat’s Guide
This is a funny, witty title that would be a good addition to the humor section of a library as well as the pet care section.
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Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger, and Higher Education
This deeply touching memoir sheds light on the seemingly insurmountable challenges encountered by impoverished people seeking better lives for themselves and their families. Fans of Maid and the Netflix series inspired by the book will want to listen to this.
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