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The Life and Times of Hannah CraftsThe Life and Times of Hannah Crafts is a vivid introduction to America’s first Black female novelist.
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The History of Sketch ComedyKeegan-Michael Key and Elle Key’s History of Sketch Comedy is a wonderful soup-to-nuts compendium of everything sketch.
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Goth: A HistoryThe Cure’s Lol Tolhurst explores the influences and impact of goth music and culture in an immersive new coffee table book.
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A History of the World in 10 DinnersThe chefs at New York’s Edible History share curious recipes from various periods of history in their intriguing new cookbook.
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Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese RestaurantSet in Detroit’s beloved Chung’s Cantonese Cuisine, Curtis Chin’s memoir shows his path from anxious uncertainty to hard-won confidence.
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You Are What You WatchPulitzer Prize winner Walt Hickey champions pop culture with a cornucopia of studies, experiments and visuals in You Are What You Watch .
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I Must Be DreamingLongtime New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chaste’s I Must Be Dreaming is an uproarious, touching and zany ride.
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The Comfort of CrowsMargaret Renkl’s The Comfort of Crows is a shimmering weekly devotional that praises living beings great and small.
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The best graphic fiction and nonfiction of fall 2023The illustrations set both the scene and the tone in these thoughtful graphic novels and memoirs, plus a fascinating graphic biography.
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Take your book club on a trip through the brainFrom neuroscience to psychology, these nonfiction titles explore the mysteries of the human mind.
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Gennaro’s CucinaHighlighting the cuisine of rural Italy, Gennaro’s Cucina is a zero-waste cookbook that makes every scrap of food delicious.
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Seed to Plate, Soil to SkySeed to Plate, Soil to Sky celebrates the “magic eight” indigenous plants first cultivated in the Americas.
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Freaks, Gleeks, and Dawson’s CreekThis survey of seven teen shows explores how they broke ground with creativity, heart and hard work, paving the way for the genre’s progressive and...
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3 great gifts for pet parentsThese 3 charming nonfiction books about dogs and cats are the perfect pet-centric holiday gifts.
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The TalkDarrin Bell’s striking debut graphic memoir utilizes wit and emotional openness to chronicle the ways in which racism has shaped his life, from a...
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The 33 best 2023 books to read with your book clubAmbitious, accessible and thought-provoking, these titles will make your entire reading group happy.
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How to Forage for Wild Foods Without DyingIn this guide, Ellen Zachos focuses on 35 common plants that grow everywhere and won’t send you to the ER if you eat them, pinky swear!
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Mapping the DarknessKenneth Miller’s Mapping the Darkness is a portrait of four groundbreaking scientists and how their discoveries impacted our understanding of sleep.
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Finding Your WayFor readers who seek ballast in the midst of busy schedules, Sharon Salzberg’s bite-sized Buddhist insights are a garden ripe for the picking.
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The Witching YearDiana Helmuth brings both skepticism and curiosity to her 12-month exploration of witchcraft in this rigorous, deeply entertaining book.
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Diana Helmuth dedicated a year to learning everything she could about witchcraftThe Witching Year is funny, sympathetic and right on time.
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How to Say BabylonSafiya Sinclair's memoir should be savored like the final sip of an expensive wine—with deference, realizing that a story of this magnitude comes...
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In Light of All DarknessJournalist Kim Cross examines why the 1993 kidnapping of Polly Klaas struck such a chord and the lasting impact it has had on investigative techniques
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The Cost of Free LandDrawing on Jewish traditions of reconciliation, Rebecca Clarren seeks to find a path for meaningful reconciliation and reparation for the harm done...
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Our Top 10 books of October 2023October's Top 10 list includes Alix E. Harrow's best book yet, plus the long-awaited second novel from Ayana Mathis, a pitch-perfect romance from...
