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Laced with potent dark humor, this entertaining yet often disturbing novel crosses the fine line drawn between satire and realism. Fine cuisine and morbid excess create an exquisite word parfait in this sardonic look at the competitive...
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by Lynn Evarts
By employing an analysis of how empathy can improve the behavior of a child diagnosed with ADHD, these authors explore helpful teaching methods for the classroom and at home. In The Impact of Empathy: A New Approach to Working with ADHD...
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Clever, vivid storytelling helps convey a message of self-acceptance and humility. Author Jayne Moraski and illustrator Carl Kocich join forces for a picture-book folktale in the tradition of Rudyard Kipling. "How Alligator Got His Smile...
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Wadland weaves in the record of his own journey to learning about an anarchist colony, elevating this book from journalistic effort to fascinating memoir. In February 1896, three men set out in a homemade rowboat to find the perfect...
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by Maria Siano
Formaro cooks up an engaging romantic tale about how food can win the heart. "The Broken Heart Diet" by Tom Formaro is an uplifting and heartwarming romance that chronicles the relationship struggles of the angst-ridden Dante, a chef in...
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From a feminist theologian comes a fascinating and passionate introduction to women in, or, more accurately, women’s exclusion from, the Bible. A self-described cradle-Christian, Paula Trimble-Familetti, a graduate of Liberty...
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