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Beautiful and searing, El Akkad explores power dynamics and optics in global politics, with a focus on Palestinian struggle.
Becca B
I work in adult services. I read a diverse array, including memoirs, graphic novels, horror, middle grade and more! I have a fear of being asked to lead storytimes and a fondness for television—good or bad. I love organization projects, baking, nail polish and ranting to my friends.
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I love Nieminen's interactive cooking board books so much I've considered buying them for myself. I do not have children. I am 31.
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I plan to reread this every December for the rest of my life.
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This stalagmight be my favorite picture book of the year.
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Kick off October with this gruesome horror, following a woman who staves off her violent urges by working as a Disney princess.
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Seeing my therapist is nice and all, but checking out every Emily R. Austin book on Libby is FREE.
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A vibrant tribute to both the trash collectors that keep society running and the all-consuming interests of little ones.
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People over profit, or else the spiders will unionize.
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A gorgeous picture book for anxious hearts, showing how patterns provide consistency when life feels overwhelming and chaotic.
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A lushly illustrated— dare I say, sweet— story about just how much room there is in the word "home."