FICTION

A CRASH COURSE

by Kent Evans

Despite a flurry of stylistic flourishes, a cleareyed character study emerges, brimming with warmth and sympathy. Full review >

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Building a Better Chinese Collection for the Library of Congress

by Chi Wang

May be of great value to those interested in the history of Chinese studies in America and/or the Library of Congress. Full review >

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FICTION

EDRIC THE WILD

by Jayden Woods

A tense, occasionally explosive epic of family, friends and foes. Full review >

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HAZARDOUS GOODS

by John A. Mackie

A fantasy romp set in the world of occult parcel posting—who knew it could be so perilous to ship enchanted objects? Full review >

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NONFICTION

THE ART DOCKUMENTS

by Carlton Davis

A valuable, permanent record of transitory and improvised events, embedded in a particular historical and artistic moment,... Full review >

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CHILDREN'S

ZANGADOO KANGAROO AND THE MYSTERIOUS BOOMERANG

by Karin Lee illustrated by Scott Porterfield

A sweet story about coping with new siblings and appreciating friendship, featuring some inspired use of Australian animals. Full review >

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