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Marriage & Masti
Not to be missed, this charming series closer is sure to please fans of Sara Desai’s The Marriage Game and Sonali Dev’s Recipe for Persuasion.
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The Kiss Countdown
Contemporary romance readers and fans of Denise Williams and Kristina Forest will be rooting for these two to get their HEA from the very start. This engagingly narrated debut will make an excellent addition to any audio romance collection.
Bake Club: 101 Must-Have Moves for Your Kitchen
If, as Tosi believes, baking is a mechanism for magic, then she is a true culinary Houdini.
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Think Like a Runner: Understanding Why We Run and How To Do It Better
A solid introduction to recreational running. The book presents guidance in a way that’s nonintimidating, which makes the title an easy entry point into a lifelong enjoyment of the sport. Suitable for beginning to intermediate practitioners.
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Passionate Work: Choreographing a Dance Career
Dancers past and present might be gratified by having their experiences validated, but this book mostly makes the case for discouraging aspirants from pursuing a career in dance.
Witches Run Amok: The Oral History of Disney’s Hocus Pocus
This beguiling read is sure to put a spell on readers.
Let’s Move the Needle: An Activism Handbook for Artists, Crafters, Creatives, and Makers
This is a practical manual for aspiring activists, crafters or otherwise, who want to make a difference in the world around them. This stimulating, thoughtfully-organized guide to craftivism will appeal both to activist-minded creatives and noncrafters looking for practical steps to help turn their intentions into action.
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A Sense of Shifting: Queer Artists Reshaping Dance
This book about innovative creators who bring their true selves to their art form and contribute to its evolution will appeal to dance audiences, professionals, and students. An excellent choice for libraries looking to add to their dance collections.
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The Mae West Films
Budding film historians or devotees of classic cinema will appreciate this niche title about Mae West.
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