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Nora Ephron at the Movies: A Visual Celebration of the Writer and Director Behind ‘When Harry Met Sally,’ ‘You’ve Got Mail,’ ‘Sleepless in Seattle,’ and More
A solid pick for public libraries. Devotees of Ephron will find this volume delightful to delve into, while casual cinephiles will enjoy it as a thoughtful analysis of an influential writer-director and her various legacies.
We Will Be Jaguars: A Memoir of My People
This stunning memoir offers compelling details about Nenquimo’s parallel journeys from student to activist and from child to mother, in a way that will appeal to readers of many generations.
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Lost: Back to the Island; The Complete Critical Companion to the Classic TV Series
Lost loyalists will find vindication, but even detractors will be forced to admit that the show’s execution wasn’t as haphazard as the internet suggests.
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Mad Hatter: Crazy, Colorful Crochet Designs To Hook and Show Off
This book’s customizable options and tiny accents are sure to compel crocheters to create distinctive pieces for themselves and for others.
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Brooklyn Tweed’s Knit and Crochet Blankets: Projects To Stitch for Home and Away
A cozy and welcoming collection of appealing knitting and crochet patterns with helpful instructions.
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Grillo’s Presents Pickled: 100 Pickle-Centric Recipes To Change Your Life
To some extent, the book feels like a novelty, but it makes a fun addition to most collections. Readers who love pickles and want to expand their home cooking repertoires will find this an enjoyable and useful book.
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Gertie’s Charmed Sewing Studio: Pattern Making and Couture-Style Techniques for Perfect Vintage Looks
For intermediate to advanced sewists, but beginners may also appreciate the book’s fashion history sections. This resource’s digital patterns will relieve librarians of having to keep track of pattern pieces.
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What’s Gaby Cooking: Grilling All the Things
Dalkin’s latest book, with clear and creative recipes, is playful in tone.
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