what i did for love lib e susan elizabeth phillips

We’ve journeyed across time and space and continents, reading stories that are stunning in their eye-opening realism and others that have taken us on a fantastical adventure. This past year, our committee has traveled from magical lands in the Middle East and medieval Russia to the haunted landscape of modern America. Tracy (that’s me), BCPL Public Relations Coordinator & Committee Organizer.Marianne, Reference Services, Ridgway Memorial Library.Heather, BCPL Public Relations Administrative Assistant.Brandy F., Reference Services, Lebanon Junction Branch Library.I’m still #32 on KLU’s e-audiobook waitlist!) (Also… in the interest of full disclosure, no one ever got around to reading that massive biography of Ulysses S. I think you’ll find a bit of bias in the results-apparently, we really love memoirs!-but there is still a bit of variety in the final list for you to explore, to learn, and to enjoy. In the end, we went with our gut, choosing the books that each of us most enjoyed and appreciated. Neither of those books made the final cut, but trust me-both are worth looking into. Ewing’s mixed-media, poetic collection, with Samin Nostrat’s beautiful and lively cooking guide Salt Fat Acid Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking, in which the recipes are almost secondary. For example, it’s difficult to directly compare the merits of Electric Arches, Eve L. But even in examining all of those topics, nonfiction is an extensive and wide-ranging category to cover. The books considered for our 2017 nonfiction list ran the gamut-from intensely personal memoirs to true crime investigations, travelogues, ethnographic studies, historical biographies, science texts, and even cookbooks.

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What i did for love lib e susan elizabeth phillips