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The Sudden Loss Survival Guide: 7 Essential Practices to Heal Grief
by Chelsea Hanson
Mango, May 19, 2020
Delivers the essential answers and tools needed to survive, cope, and heal from the devastating impact of sudden loss. Includes heart-lifting prompts and action steps that guide you towards reengaging in life and discovering deeper meaning.
Queen of the Mountaineers: The Trailblazing Life of Fanny Bullock Workman
by Cathryn J. Prince
Chicago Review Press, May 7, 2019
Fanny Bullock Workman navigated the male-dominated world of alpine clubs and adventure societies as nimbly as she navigated the deep crevasses and icy granite walls of the Himalayas, breaking boundaries and charting frontiers for women everywhere.
Binge Eating Disorder: The Journey to Recovery and Beyond
Amy Pershing and Chevese Turner
Routledge, August 10, 2018
Illuminates the experience of BED from the patient perspective while also exploring the disorder's etiological roots and addressing the components of treatment that are necessary for long-term recovery.
Romancing the Sperm: Shifting Biopolitics and the Making of Modern Families
Diane Tober
Rutgers University Press, November 30, 2018
Explores the intersections between sperm donation and the broader context in which “modern families” are created and regulated. A captivating read for anyone interested in how ever-expanding assisted reproductive technologies continue to redefine what it means to be human.
I Just Keep Wondering: 121 Questions and Answers About Science & Other Stuff
Larry Scheckel
Tumblehome Learning, May 1, 2019
Entertaining and expansive answers to 121 questions you didn’t even know you had, such as: Why can’t you tickle yourself? Where does the light go when you turn off the switch? The answers may surprise you, and they’ll leave young readers eager for more.
FIFTY MILLION RISING: THE NEW GENERATION OF WORKING WOMEN TRANSFORMING THE MUSLIM WORLD
Nation Books, January 2018
by Saadia Zahidi
Across the Muslim world, representing a fifth of the global population, unprecedented numbers of women are going to work. In the span of just over a decade, millions have joined the workforce, giving them more earning and purchasing power and greater personal autonomy.
I ALWAYS WONDERED ABOUT THAT: 101 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT SCIENCE AND OTHER STUFF
Tumblehome Learning, December 2017
by Larry Scheckel
You'll find entertaining answers to 101 questions you didn't even know you had, such as, "Why does glue stick?" "Why do batteries die?" "What would happen if you put human DNA into another creature?" and "How do people record memories in their brains?"
DEATH OF AN ASSASSIN: THE TRUE STORY OF THE GERMAN MURDERER WHO DIED DEFENDING ROBERT E. LEE
Kent State University Press, September 2016
by Ann Marie Ackermann
From the depths of German and American archives comes a story one soldier never wanted told. The first volunteer killed defending Robert E. Lee s position in battle was really a German assassin.
A FIELD GUIDE TO TRACKING MAMMALS IN THE NORTHEAST
Countryman Press, July 2017
by Linda J. Spielman
For novice and advance trackers alike, this field guide includes track measurements, gait diagrams, a glossary, and original illustrations of tracks from 40 mammal species and conveys all the significant details necessary for skillful animal tracking in the field
MARCEL’S LETTERS: THE MOVING STORY OF A FONT AND ONE MAN’S FATE
Skyhorse Publishing, June 2017
by Carolyn Porter
A graphic designer’s search for inspiration leads to a cache of letters and the mystery of one man’s fate during World War II.
365 THINGS TO DO IN ITHACA, NEW YORK: COMPLETE INSIDER'S GUIDE TO ALL THINGS ITHACA
Schiffer Publications, December 2016
by Laurel Guy
Nostalgia, trivia, seasonal rituals, and local knowledge offer a mix of micro-stories and vibrant photographs in a pocket-sized guidebook to all things Ithaca
Compassionate Critical Thinking: How Mindfulness, Creativity, Empathy, and Socratic Questioning Can Transform Teaching
Rowman & Littlefield, November 2016
by Ira Rabois
Core concepts, simple practices, and a model for integrating compassionate critical thinking across the curriculum to increase student engagement and decrease classroom stress to improve teachers' effectiveness in secondary education.
UNDER OLD STARS: WANDERINGS IN ITALIAN HILL TOWNS
Kehrer Verlag, October 2016
by Rob Lloyd and Mauro Marinelli
Through black and white images and prose sketches, this book takes readers on a journey to discover a world largely lost today, among people deeply at home with their old ways in south-central Italy.
CHASING PORTRAITS: A GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER’S QUEST FOR HER LOST ART LEGACY
Fall 2016
by Elizabeth Rynecki
The memoir of one woman’s emotional quest to find the art of her Polish great-grandfather, lost during World War II.
THE BURDEN OF WINGS
April, 2015
by Mauro Marinelli
Nonfiction: Illustrated/Art
Iconic cemetery images captured on Polaroid juxtapose the inherent contradictions of the immediate moment: instant and everlasting.
OSCAR AND THE AMAZING GRAVITY REPELLENT
September, 2015
by Tina L. Peterson
Tina L. Peterson's debut novel Oscar and the Amazing Gravity Repellent, about an intrepid third-grader who takes on bullies and other forces of nature with the help of a magical potion.
LEANING INTO LOVE
October, 2014
by Elaine Mansfield
“In her debut, Mansfield recounts her personal and spiritual evolutions following her beloved husband’s terminal cancer diagnosis…the book details both the painful months leading up to the death of Mansfield’s husband and the years of mourning and emotional exploration that followed…Her descriptions of her bereavement and slow recovery are honest and moving, rendered in subtly poetic language; at one point, she describes a group of dolphins as 'luminous revelations leaping from the great unconscious sea.'” -Kirkus Reviews
DEATH IN THE BALTIC: THE SINKING OF THE WILHELM GUSTLOFF
April, 2013 (Paperback August, 2014)
by Cathryn Prince
The worst maritime disaster ever occurred during World War II, when more than 9,000 German civilians drowned. It went unreported. Cathryn Prince is the author of Death in the Baltic: The Sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff, (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013).
THE JOEY SONG
September, 2014
by Sandy Swenson
By the age of twenty, Joey has OD'd, attempted suicide, quit college, survived a near-fatal car accident, done time behind bars, and been kicked out of rehab. Now manipulative and hateful, the once sweet and charming Joey is long gone. This is the poignant story of a defiant addict and the mother who won't give up on him. She finally realizes that it hurts more to hang on than to let go, and that letting go is not the same thing as giving up. Sandra Swenson beautifully orchestrates a mother's lessons of love and loss, while surviving her son's addiction. Despairing parents of addicts will find comfort in this stark, yet hopeful tale.
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