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| | March 27, 2017 | April 11 Webcast: Sleeper Hits of Summer Barbara Hoffert, @barbarahoffert You may already know the biggest titles for coming months, the books that are best sellers before their official publication date. But what about sleeper hits, those great discoveries that librarians will want to have, though they might not know it yet? HarperCollins, Sourcebooks, and Workman offer their best bets during an April 11 webcast, which I will moderate. Register now. |
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| 2017 Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards On March 23, the Cleveland Foundation announced the winners of the 82nd annual Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards, established in 1935 by Cleveland poet and philanthropist Edith Anisfield Wolf to honor literary works that confront racism and celebrate diversity. It’s heartbreaking to realize that the awards are still necessary but heartening to know that the foundation continues its mission, fielding the only juried prize of this type in the nation. |
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| Star Authors at Day of Dialog From Danielle Allen's startling memoir, Cuz, to amazing second novels from big-breakout authors Eleanor Henderson, Celeste Ng, and Robin Sloan, to sf/fantasy work from literary author Holly Goddard Jones and io9 founder Annalee Newitz, to LJ Best Book honoree Gabrielle Zevin and first-timer Nancy Pearl: star authors appearing at LJ's sold-out Day of Dialog. |
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| Englander, Lagercrantz, & More | Barbara’s Fiction Picks New work from ALA Notable Book author Rene Denfeld; Pulitzer Prize finalist Nathan Englander; Hannah Kent, following up a multi-award-nominated debut; David Lagercrantz continuing the Millennium series; Edgar-nominated Attica Locke; National Book Award winner James McBride; Library Reads author Thomas Mullen; and BEA Buzz author Gabrielle Tallent. |
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| Some April 11 Webcast TitlesRamie Little's Driving Miss Norma Bryn Chancellor's Sycamore Frances Maynard's The Seven Rules of Elvira Carr Donia Bijan's The Last Days of Cafe Leila REGISTER NOW |
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| Mendelsohn’s Odyssey, Ward/Burns on Vietnam, & More | Barbara’s Nonfiction Picks Benjamin Blum on a cousin's crime, Michael R. Gordon on ISIS, John McPhee on writing, Daniel Mendelsohn on teaching his father Homer, Richard Lloyd Parry on the Japanese tsunami, Victoria Sweet on doing medicine right, Geoffrey C. Ward & Ken Burns on the Vietnam War, and Alice Waters on revolutionizing food in America. |
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| 14 Award-Worthy Mysteries Diamond Dagger Award winner Ann Cleeves, Sue Grafton tackling the letter Y, Craig Johnson keeping us in touch with Sheriff Walt Longmire, Charles Todd bringing us Nurse Bess Crawford, & more. |
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| Dodd, Karon, Follett, & More | Pop Fiction Previews It will be fun to travel with Ken Folllett to 1500s England and see how assassin-to-be Mia Covere fares in Jay Kristoff's Godsgrave, but here's betting that Sarah Miller's Caroline: Little House, Revisited will get big attention this fall. |
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| The Templars, McKinley, & More | History Previews Biographies of President William McKinley and James B. Conant, warrior scientist and presidential adviser, plus a memoir that Iraeli leader Shimon Peres completed just before his death, will garner lots of attention. But don't miss Dick Gregory's The Most Defining Moments in Black History According to Dick Gregory and Dan Jones's The Templars. |
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| The Latest Trends in Library Design Come together with librarians, architects, and vendors on Friday, May 5 in Columbus, OH to explore building, renovating, and retrofitting spaces both large and small that will support your library and engage and empower your community. As our newsletter subscriber, you’ll save 40% off when you register using promo code “PREPUB”. |
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