For patrons waiting to get their hands on the top holds title of the week, LJ and LibraryReads suggest read-alikes by Connie Briscoe, Keigo Higashino, and Peter Swanson.
By Melissa DeWild Looking to celebrate Earth Day or hoping to update your collection with new titles on climate change and sustainability? Take a look at this display shelf.
Repeated intelligence failures in the Middle East and North Africa have left many critics searching for answers. A fundamental truth goes unaddressed: western state agencies do not understand the world. Drawing on recently declassified materials, Kearns shows how mistakes are forged in the crucible of the Cold War–era colonial retreat.
By LJ Reviews Featuring meditation, manifestation, astrology, breathwork, and more, these are the 20 body, mind, and spirit titles that library patrons are seeking.
By Tristan Draper, Vicki L. Gregory, and Stacey Hayman Authors explore the lives of women artists in these works of historical fiction centering the talents, concerns, and interests of those who made their way in the world through creative endeavors.
By David Keymer and Genevieve Williams In these reissues of his memoirs, record producer Simon Napier-Bell, known for his work with Wham! and the Yardbirds, gives readers a racy but shrewd glimpse of the British music scene.
Do you enjoy literary fiction and fiction in translation? LJ is looking for knowledgeable readers to review top-notch titles in these areas. If you are interested, please contact Barbara Hoffert at [email protected].
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