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Good Woman: A Reckoning
Nolan’s complex and honest cri de coeur will inspire readers to explore their own identities and the societal expectations they face.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
This basic, accessible book is a good introduction to Stevenson, aimed at general audiences.
This is an accessible introduction to the development of books in Europe, but the religious focus narrows the history to only those events used by Christian communities.
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Great Literary Sisters
Recommended for academic libraries with strong English literature collections, as students of literature may find this a helpful text.
Readers of Brown’s generation will feel like they’re hearing from an old friend. Younger Black women may also find some of her advice useful.
The first work to trace the publication history, cultural impact, and British icon status of Paddington the bear is a great addition to every library’s collection, especially academic libraries and those with strong literary analysis collections.
This thoughtful and organized guide to therapeutic reading is a strong selection for libraries looking to enhance their bibliotherapy or self-help collections with excellent literary analysis.
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Auden
Auden’s final years were sad and lonely, and the abrupt ending of this book makes one wish for more of a summing-up after the account of his death. Nevertheless, Ackroyd is an astute and appreciative observer of this great poet’s life. Recommended for most libraries.
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