Stephen Buss
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Feeling Unreal: Depersonalization and the Loss of the Self, 2nd Ed
An excellent reference for clinicians, medical students, and those with depersonalization or derealization.
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Working Americans, 1880–2022, Vol. 18: Health Care Workers
An interesting addition to a long-running series; perhaps of use in U.S. high schools, but it would be better off without the aforementioned 150+ extraneous pages.
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Slime: A Natural History
A worthwhile effort that might appeal to science afficionados but may be less useful for school or academic audiences.
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Opinions Throughout History: Worker’s Rights & Wages
A potentially useful reference work for high school and undergraduate collections.
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The Urban Prepper’s Guide: How To Prepare Your Home for the Next Crisis
This practical, concise introduction for those living in cities or towns will provide some cornerstone prepping ideas and tips but is by no means a comprehensive guide.
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The Hidden Kingdom of Fungi: Exploring the Microscopic World in Our Forests, Homes, and Bodies
An excellent, intimate introduction to fungi and mycology that will appeal to general science readers and those interested in learning about our biologically interdependent world.
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The Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine
A useful, if not inspiring, work that may prove beneficial to general readers and high school students.
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Ancient Rome: Facts and Fictions
A decent attempt with a worthwhile premise, this book may be of interest to history buffs or undergraduate students, though the lengthy passages of ancient texts may prove difficult to follow for general readers.
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Gale Encyclopedia of Public Health
A worthy effort that will be helpful for general readers at public libraries, for high school students, and for early-level undergraduates. A comparable work is ABC-CLIO’s Encyclopedia of Public Health: Principles, People, Programs, which emphasizes people from the history of public health along with diseases, conditions, and our efforts to combat them.
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