NEW NONFICTION BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY October 8, 2008
Posted by Ms. Klemundt in New books in the Library, Reading Recommendations.trackback
On Call : A Doctor’s Days and Nights In Residency;
by Emily Transue (find it on our shelves at 610.92 TRA)
Stolen Voices : Young People’s War Diaries from World War I to Iraq; edited with commentaries by Zlata Filipovic and Melanie Challenger (302.2309 STO)
Censorship on the Internet : From Filters to Freedom of Speech; by Wendy Herumin (363.31 HER)
Theories for Everything : An Illustrated History of Science from the Invention of Numbers to String Theory; by John Langone (509 LAN)
Why a Curveball Curves : The Incredible Science of Sport; edited by Frank Vizard (613.71 WHY)
The Way Toys Work : The Science Behind the Magic 8 Ball, Etch-a-Skech, Boomerang, and More; by Edwin Sobey
Twentieth-Century Art of Latin America; by Jacqueline Barnitz (709.8 BAR)
Drawing Manga; by Selina Dean (741.5 DEA)
Get a Hobby! : 101 All-Consuming Diversions for Any Lifestyle; by Tina Barseghian (790.13 BAR)
The Great Adventure : Theodore Roosevelt and the Rise of Modern America; by Albert Marrin (921 ROO)
Twyla Tharp : Dancer and Choreographer; by James Robert Parish (921 THA)
A Medieval Knight; by James Barter (940.1 BAR)
American Colonies; by Alan Taylor (973.2 TAY)
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