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October 2, 2024

New Thrillers

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Polostan by Neal Stephenson– After spending most of her youth between Russia and the United States, a young woman becomes a spy for the Russian government.

The Undercurrent by Sarah Sawyer– A new mom returns to her hometown to solve the case surrounding the disappearance of one of its residents.

Leave the Girls Behind by Jacqueline Bublitz– When a girl goes missing in her hometown, a young woman begins to suspect there is correlation between this abduction and the murder of her childhood best friend.

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September 25, 2024

New Fiction About Families

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Olive Days by Jessica Elisheva Emerson– After an evening of swinging with a group of Orthodox Jewish couples, something is awoken in Rina which leads to an affair with the teacher of her art class. 

Us Fools by Nora Lange– Two sisters raised on a farm in the 1980s deal with their parents’ financial struggles. 

Where the Forest Meets the River by Shannon Bowring– The residents of a small town continue to cope with the passing of a resident five years later.

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September 18, 2024

New Non-Fiction

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Night Magic by Leigh Ann Henion– Henion examines the lives of animals and plants that only come out at night time and how biodiversity is celebrated across the country.

Frighten the Horses by Oliver Radclyffe– Radclyffe writes about his journey living a picturesque life with a husband and kids in Connecticut that eventually lead to his transition. 

Einstein’s Tutor by Lee Phillips– A biography about Emmy Noether, whose work in physics eventually led to Einstein’s General Theory of Relativity and The Standard Model of Physics.

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September 11, 2024

New Literary Fiction

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Intermezzo by Sally Rooney– Two brothers come to terms with the loss of their father.

The Last Dream by Pedro Almodovar– A collection of short stories by celebrated film director Pedro Almodovar.

A Reason to See You Again by Jami Attenberg– In a story that spans over forty years, a mom and her daughters must deal with the grief of losing the head of their household.

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September 4, 2024

New Fantasy Fiction

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The Ending Fire by Saara El-arifi– The Warden Empire begins to collapse and the colonies built over the course of the events of the Ending Fire trilogy prepare for battle. 

Buried Deep and Other Stories by Naomi Novik– A collection of short stories, some of which are set in the universe of Novik’s fantasy novels. 

In the Garden of Monsters by Crystal King– A model is invited to Sacro Bosco in Italy, where she is asked to pose as Persephone. The lines between reality and myth start to blur and she begins to wonder if she is the reincarnation of Persephone.

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August 28, 2024

New Biographies

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The Art of Power by Nancy Pelosi– Pelosi shares her journey to becoming a member of Congress and stories of the Presidents she has dealt with along the way.

Drawn Testimony by Jane Rosenburg– Details Rosenburg’s decades long career as a courtroom sketch artist and some of the major cases she has covered during this time.

Never Saw Me Coming by Tanya Smith– Smith shares the story about how she was able to steal tens of millions of dollars from the federal banking system as a teenager.

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