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From the humor of Miranda Sings to the suspense of Catherine Coulter, this week’s small shelf offers a variety of reads. Health, politics, slavery, cults, and North Korea are all part of the mix. Bloody Sunday by Ben Coes CIA top special forces operative Dewey Andreas goes undercover in Macau, where he must foil Iran and North Korea’s plot to acquire nuclear and long-range…
Disappearance is a recurring theme in this week’s list. Two teens disappear from a small town, a boyfriend disappears abruptly, a young girl’s bunkmates disappear from summer camp, and a daughter disappears and is later found with no memory of what happened. Check out these new books before they disappear from our shelves! America for Beginners by Leah Franqui A widow from India travels…
In 2016, researchers at Yale School of Public Health analyzed data from a University of Michigan’s Health and Retirement Study. This study had 12 years of data about reading habits and health. They found a pattern in the 3,600 men and women over the age of 50 – People who read books for as little as 30 minutes a day over several years were living…
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