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Bittman Bread: No-Knead Whole Grain Baking for Every Day
Another cookbook in which Bittman thoroughly learns a kitchen task, then deftly explains it to readers. Recommended for anyone interested in whole grains or easy, no-knead, naturally fermented bread.
Conquering the Pacific: An Unknown Mariner and the Final Great Voyage of the Age of Discovery
A vivid tale of adventure and discovery that will draw in all history lovers. Reséndez’s skillful writing is fast-paced, inviting, and descriptive, setting this book apart.
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Antoni: Let’s Do Dinner
Porowski delivers clear recipes for speedy, tasty food in an attractive book. While there is no shortage of cookbooks on this subject, this resource has enough substance to be worthwhile for anyone seeking weeknight meal ideas and will be particularly appealing to Porowski’s fans.
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Bare Minimum Dinners: Recipes and Strategies for Doing Less in the Kitchen
A worthwhile consideration for all libraries, but note that the book is published in paperback and might not withstand high circulation.
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The Viking Heart: How Scandinavians Conquered the World
As in Herman’s previous books, his writing is engaging and accessible and will engage fans of popular history. It doesn’t aim to be an in-depth, exhaustive history, but rather offers some highlights and bite-sized narratives that make it an excellent armchair read.
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Trisha’s Kitchen: Easy Comfort Food for Friends and Family
A variety of comfort food ideas that will please Yearwood’s fans and attract new foodies. These dishes will find an eager audience in home cooks of all levels.
Baking with Dorie: Sweet, Salty & Simple
Greenspan’s latest is an essential collection for bakers with mid-level experience and skills (and, ideally, a stand mixer).
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Rememberings: Scenes from My Complicated Life
Much like her songs, O’Connor’s writing is haunting, sometimes mystifying, and transcendent. Her fans will revel in her words, while her critics may reevaluate their opinions.
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Three Rooms
In Brexit-era Britain, a generation of privileged, well-educated young people find themselves underemployed and just scraping by. Hamya paints a cloudy picture of the future for this generation, in a thoughtful novel about the increasingly elusive dream of home ownership.
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