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October 11, 2023 Display Shelf | Witches
By Melissa DeWild Celebrate spooky season with a display shelf of genre-spanning, witchy fiction published in 2023. |
Read-Alikes for Blood Lines by Nelson DeMille & Alex DeMille | LibraryReads By Paulette Brooks, Laurie Cavanaugh, Barbara Hoffert, and Donna Matturri
Blood Lines by Nelson DeMille & Alex DeMille is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes by Brad Parks, Chris Pavone, and Lauren Wilkinson for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book. |
SPONSORED BY NORTH ATLANTIC BOOKS When We Walk By—Sign up to receive a complimentary physical ARC
When We Walk By goes beyond theory and policy analysis to reveal two simple truths at the heart of America's homelessness crisis: Our systems are broken. So is our humanity. And with the right tools and mindset shifts, we can remedy both. For readers of Matthew Desmond and Isabel Wilkerson.
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SPONSORED BY THOMAS NELSON When It May Be Time to Draw A Healthy Boundary
Lysa TerKeurst is president of Proverbs 31 Ministries and the author of more than twenty-five books, including her latest book is Good Boundaries and Goodbyes: Loving Others Without Losing the Best of Who You Are.
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SPONSORED CONTENT Calling an Audible: The Play Is Changing as Innovation Flourishes in Audiobooks
"Audio is the fastest-growing format in the industry,” says HarperAudio Associate Publisher Brad Hill. This rapid growth has encouraged publishers to experiment with audiobook production. For instance, publishers are releasing more audiobook originals, adding more music and sound effects, and creating multicast productions that resemble radio plays.
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Calamity by Constance Fay | SFF Debut of the Month By Marlene Harris
Fay’s debut is highly recommended for fans of pulse-pounding combos of sci-fi with sympathetic characters and melting hearts, like that from Valerie Valdes, K.B. Wagers, Rachel Bach, and Cat Rambo. |
Deep Diva Dish | Performing Arts By Rosellen “Rosy” Brewer and Kathleen McCallister
A name-dropping memoir by Joan Collins and a massive, vital biography of Madonna. |
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