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The Science of ‘The Mandalorian’: The Anatomy of a Space Western
A fun read for dedicated Star Wars fans. Even so, some readers may conclude that the book missed the opportunity to incorporate more science analogies and aspects.
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Choices: A Post-Roe Abortion Rights Manifesto
A timely look at the state of the pro-choice activist movement. Recommended for readers interested in abortion access and activism.
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Alcatraz Ghost Story: Roy Gardner’s Amazing Train Robberies, Escapes, and Lifelong Love
An excellent and thorough biography of a character whose true story is not widely known, and a wild ride through the Depression and the U.S. prison system; many will enjoy the journey.
Year of No Garbage: Recycling Lies, Plastic Problems, and One Woman’s Trashy Journey to Zero Waste
Recommended for all public and academic library collections and especially for those with patrons who have an interest in recycling or composting. This title can easily fit in humor, sustainability, or memoir sections.
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The Farrows of Hollywood: Their Dark Side of Paradise
Often repetitive, but nevertheless an immersing and compelling read about a renowned Hollywood family.
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The Science of Aliens: The Real Science Behind the Gods and Monsters from Space and Time
Recommend for science fiction fans or readers interested in extraterrestrial life will find this an interesting read.
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Vegan Holiday Cookbook: Festive Plant-Based Meals and Desserts for the Thanksgiving and Christmas Table
While the recipes are intended for holiday menus, this is a source of plant-based inspiration for the whole year.
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Moms Don’t Have Time To Have Kids: A Timeless Anthology
Parents will relate to this funny, heart-warming collection of essays.
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Silent Cities: Portraits of a Pandemic; 15 Cities Across the World
This book will most likely not interest photographers, but will be a quick browse for many casual readers who want to recall our recent, collective past.
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