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Henry J. Evans wrote Bombs, Bacon & Bankruptcy for the moment your plan meets a punch to the face. The consultant from a Brooklyn neighborhood spent more than 20 years in terrorism detec... Read the full review
Under a gray Long Island sky, a coughing pickup holds a son waiting for the story. StarStruck opens like a memory and reads like a making. Thomas James D’Aguanno’s debut is a confident origi... Read the full review
Nouvelle New England does not treat regional cooking as nostalgia. Chef Justin Bradbury, a Rhode Island native and ACF Certified Executive Chef, puts classic French technique to work on the... Read the full review
John Foreman's DJ Chronicles stays with one man's nights across the mid-1990s. It is fiction built from a lived stretch of Hollywood club life and the people around that booth. Johnny B, a s... Read the full review
So You Want To Be a Geologist by Linda Soules is a clear, inviting career guide that treats young curiosity about rocks and the Earth with real respect. Families, teachers, and librarians lo... Read the full review
Linda Soules’s So You Want To Be a Video Game Designer gives young readers a clear look at what it actually takes to invent the worlds they play in. It is a thoughtful career guide that trea... Read the full review
In Warmane Vol. I: The Wizard, Aidee Aréchiga delivers a composed romantic fantasy debut that treats romance and high fantasy as equals, with a magical world that feels fully intentional.Whe... Read the full review
So You Want To Be a Librarian by Linda Soules treats eight-to-fourteen-year-olds as serious thinkers. It shows what librarians actually do, not the quiet stereotype, and gives parents a clea... Read the full review
So You Want to Be a Teacher by Linda Soules is the teaching entry in the So You Want To Be... series for ages eight to fourteen. If your child keeps asking about teachers, this guide answers... Read the full review
In So You Want To Be A Marine Biologist, Linda Soules writes for kids who love tide pools but rarely think beyond them. She makes clear that more than eighty percent of the ocean remains une... Read the full review
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