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by Karen Rigby
Silverman avoids the mantle of a warrior mom; she exposes vulnerability, ugly emotion, and beauty in equal measure. My Heart Can’t Even Believe It: A Story of Science, Love, and Down Syndrome is journalist Amy Silverman’s candid...
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by Hannah Hohman
Facts / Mission and genres: “For years, we at Barricade Books have prided ourselves on providing books to readers that other publishers would shy away from. Our books test the boundaries of the First Amendment, ultimately strengthening...
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by Howard Lovy
It’s been 100 years since the creation of the National Park Service, and one of the United States’ most iconic parks is Yellowstone. If Yellowstone National Park had a voice, it would be that of Michael J. Yochim, author of a series...
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by Hannah Hohman
Facts / Mission and genres: To advance and disseminate knowledge globally by publishing significant scholarly works and making them accessible.“ Year Founded: 1965 Reviews / Apocalyptic Anxiety: Religion, Science, and America’s...
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by Seth Dellon
There’s a shared love of summer throughout the publishing industry. In that lull between ALA Annual and The Beijing Book Fair, between summer reading promos and back-to-school, between our Summer and Fall issues, we, as an industry,...
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by Meg Nola
"Bibliophilia" will likely appeal to those who love to learn about books and their authors, and to those with a yen for collecting. In N. John Hall’s delightfully bookish "Bibliophilia", Larry Dickerson, a retired New York bank clerk...
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Stephanie Knipper’s novel treats autism spectrum disorders with dignity and compassion. The little girl at the center of Stephanie Knipper’s magical new novel, "The Peculiar Miracles of Antoinette Martin", is afflicted with the gift...
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Gold’s is a gripping take on the question of culpability related to mass deaths, an account in which few escape unscathed. Was he merely a cog in the machine, or a ruthless war criminal? Alan Gold’s "The Mechanic" follows a grieving...
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