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“We’ve been given an incredible gift as sentient beings: by changing the inner attitudes of our minds, we have the power to change the outer aspects of our lives.

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“an extremely interesting approach and a much-needed paradigm shift in the treatment of racialized trauma . . .”

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Although described as a publication of general interest How to Understand Your Gender is primarily directed to people pondering their own trangender/non-binary/gender diverse iden

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“Twenty-Two on Peleliu will haunt, enchant and thrill . . . it will inspire you with stories of heroism and courage . . .

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For some readers, Switched On will be a trip down memory lane; others will be made aware of just how potently and powerfully these women influenced the international worlds of fashion and

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“many more lives were spared an unthinkable end . . . thanks to the humanity of just one individual.

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Conservatives in both the two major United States political parties can relax about Bernie Sanders’ new book.

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“Sooner or later, we have to venture beyond our biological family to find our logical one, the one that actually makes sense for us.

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“Peppers of the Americas is both a stunning visual guide to the world of peppers and a definitive compendium . . .”

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While the name might not be the first one that comes to mind when speaking of the greatest 20th century photographers, Sheila Metzner is unequivocally one of the greatest artists to ever wield a ca

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“the work weeps melancholy and sadness as one would expect from someone who so clearly loves his country.”

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“David Tanis Market Cooking is the kind of go-to cookbook that would be welcome in anyone’s kitchen.”

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It is possible that there is an audience of readers for Paris: Through a Fashion Eye but they would have to be rather or hugely uninformed with no Internet access or maybe some starry eyed

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"In The Lost Founding Father Cooper speaks to our times on national best interest in opposition to partisan politics."

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“Tighten your belt, gird your loins, read this book, and have the guts to see beyond our own delusions.

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“a tantalizing look into how Austen’s classic works were shaped by her close relationship with her brother, as well as the financial scandals and disasters of the Regency era.”

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Oriana Fallaci was the legendary Italian journalist known for her confrontational interviewing tactics that came to be known as ‘La Fallaci’ style.

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One of the most difficult tasks for any writer is to convey emotions to the reader as well as to elicit an emotional response from the reader.

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As much memoir as about clinical medicine, Slow Medicine offers readers the sequel to her nonfiction masterpiece, God's Hotel (2012).

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Casa Planeta is a large and old Sicilian wine company, producers of renowned and award-winning wines and olive oils, celebrated in this book by Elisia Menduni, where a collection of culinary tradit

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Andrew Bolton of the Metropolitan Museum of Art authored the foreword and Lou Stoppard assembled Fashion Together and conducted the interviews.

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does an excellent job of placing World War II in the historical context of global conflict . . .”

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“Ted Stewart has his own set of religious and societal values, and he explains them well as part of his tirade against the current Supreme Court.

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“fully justifie[s] the remark of General Alan Brooke that Britain should ‘thank God . . . that occasionally such supermen exist on this earth.’”

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“Beautiful Berlin Boys by Ashkan Sahihi resounds as an affirmation of the beauty and individuality of the gay man.”

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