LJ and LibraryReads team up to suggest Grisham read-alikes. |
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| | | | | Read-Alikes for The Judge’s List by John Grisham
By Portia Kapraun, Paul Lane, and Annice Sevett
The Judge’s List, by John Grisham (Doubleday), is the top holds title of the week (10/18/21). LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book. Lacy Stoltz (previously featured in Grisham’s The Whistler) tackles corrupt judges. After an investigation that nearly kills her, she wants to take a break. But then she meets a terrified woman and starts to unravel a twisty serial killer case, with a judge at its evil heart. |
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| | SPONSORED BY SAXON PUBLISHING This time, it's personal...
When a young teenager is stabbed to death at a busy fairground, Detective Mark Turpin is assigned the task of finding the boy’s killer. But this was no random murder. Investigating the young victim’s final days, Mark uncovers a powerful crime syndicate that will do anything to protect its interests.
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| Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert Summer Starters: Contemporary Pop Fiction, Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 Top Pop: Contemporary Pop Fiction, Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 Debuts: Contemporary Pop Fiction, Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 What’s Done and Undone: Historical Fiction Previews: Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 Flint and Mirror, Nettle and Bone: SF/Fantasy Previews, Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 Spotlight: Jennifer Egan’s The Candy House, Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 Untold Stories: History Previews, Apr. 2022, Pt. 4 |
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| | Body Horror: Squirmy Scares | Reader’s Shelf
By Jeremiah Paddock Body horror has been a staple of the horror genre starting as far back as Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The fear of damage to one’s body and the transformation or destruction of one’s wholeness or identity are features of this subgenre, where the focus is the violation of the human body. It can range from beautiful and haunting to an absolute gore fest. Many contemporary titles incorporate aspects of body horror so readily that sometimes it is taken for granted, but these selections put those elements of the storytelling front and center. |
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| | | Fashion Forward: 28 Titles To Build Stylish Collections
By Lindsay King Fashion books may appear to appeal exclusively to fashionistas, dress historians, or aspiring designers, but titles about why we wear what we do and when are beautiful and compelling enough to rouse even pandemic-fatigued sweatpants enthusiasts. Many libraries will already find the famous European and American designer names well represented on their shelves. The 21st-century fashion books in this selection, including several exhibition catalogues, address new research questions and uncommon subjects. |
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| | Resources to Support Genealogy
By Holly Hebert Librarians are often asked to help patrons with genealogy research; these print titles and online resources will be valuable, whether librarians are experienced with the topic or relative newcomers. |
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| SPONSORED BY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS The Ultimate Career Resource for Editors at All Levels
The Freelance Editor’s Handbook is founded on a business-success mindset: to establish a thriving business that allows editors to achieve their career goals, earn a comfortable living, and still have time for personal pursuits. Suzy Bills identifies strategies and methods that draw on current research in entrepreneurship, psychology, and well-being. Learn More››› |
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| | The Death of Jane Lawrence | Featured Review
By Stephanie Klose
"Starling’s gothic horror is an immersive delight that will be adored by fans of alternate histories, the film Crimson Peak, ghost stories, magical experiments gone wrong, and stories about women becoming aware of their own power." |
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Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (NY) seeks an Associate Dean of Libraries and Information Sciences |
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