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This little bit of bedtime foolery feels a little incomplete, but it should strike a chord—and it’s far wittier than the similarly themed Go the Fuck to Sleep.

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This warm family story is a splendid showcase for the combined talents of Medina, a Pura Belpré award winner, and Dominguez, an honoree.

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Some readers might be surprised to hear a neurologist echoing Keats’s criticism that Newton stripped nature of its poetry by reducing the rainbow to a prism. But if O’Sullivan was more clinical it’s doubtful she’d be such a fine writer.

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By mixing panels with and without text, Porcellino creates a poetic alternation of words and silences that effectively draws the reader into Thoreau’s point of view.

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Young’s style, careful and straightforward, is extremely soothing; her book should be prescribed for anxiety. But it doesn’t, it must be said, answer all one’s cow questions.

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Readers may sometimes feel queasy that the creation of Lamb, a man who says the unsayable, gives Herron easy licence to write the unwritable on subjects such as race and disability, in the way that character comedy can allow performers to pass off bigotry as irony.

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...don’t focus on pursuing money or love; do things you enjoy; laugh a lot, but don’t be a comedian … Oh, and benefit from consistent and loving parenting. First, though, you should read this funny, stimulating and rewarding book. You’ll be happy you did.

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“Into the Raging Sea” is an exceptional work. It is a story that very much needed to be told; that it was told so eloquently and meticulously is a welcome bonus. The 33 lives lost are tragic and unnecessary; they deserved to have their voices heard. With this book, Rachel Slade gives them that chance.

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[“The Performance Cortex”] goes in a lot of different directions and simply expects you to follow along .. anyone with an interest in the brain-body connection – whether it’s on the playing field or in everyday life – is going to find it utterly fascinating.

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The author believes the only solution is reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but even that difficult task will result in only modest positive change at this juncture. An alarming, evidence-based book by a scientist who is not by nature an alarmist.

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Magdalena's excitement about plants and their propagation is contagious, and even those lacking green thumbs should be fascinated by his travels and adventures in science.

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Not even a writer of McCall Smith’s benevolence can provide a happy ending for every character who deserves it here. But he leaves you thinking that they’ve each had a bite of the apple and that all in all, that’s a pretty wonderful gift to have been granted.

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Animal lovers will enjoy the antics of the beagles, bears, salamanders, cows, spiders, and other creatures, but the author's beautifully subtle message isn't just for pet owners or environmentalists. It's for all of us.

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The author’s natural storytelling ability and a charming cast of characters in the form of spirited hiking mentors make the pages fly in this accessible handbook...A captivating narrative guidebook that will inspire readers to test their own limits, on the trail and off.

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Earnest, thoughtful, and alarming in places—an optimistic work that urges America toward a profound cultural shift.

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Exquisitely poised between sweetness and darkness, this is a novel that revels in the power of myth and storytelling.

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...yielding a dense but—as always, with Vollmann—rewarding, impeccably researched narrative. Vollmann promises a second volume to come—and perhaps more beyond that. Only the irradiated future will tell.

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Hudson’s concern for the puppy is touching but never overdone. A glossary offers pronunciations and definitions for French words. Absolutely delightful, especially for dog lovers and Francophiles.

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Okay I know I’m not the only one who read this book title and thought, “I’ve got to read that.” Maybe I’m one of only a few but given the twitter response, there are a lot of people interested in the subject. Is it about flatulence? You bet. But it’s science!

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Throughout it all, the sheer irony of her ordeal never escaped her: “I am living through some of the processes of a disease that I’ve spent my life studying and trying to cure.” A harrowing, intimately candid survivor’s journey through the minefields of cancer treatment.

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