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The Cost of Caring is a sympathetic self-help guide for frontline workers.
For frontline workers experiencing job-related trauma, doctor and former emergency medical technician Robert Frantz’s thought-provoking self-help book The Cost of Caring proposes possible solutions.
Emergency workers, the book notes, experience unusual levels...
★★★☆☆
A fleeing ruler navigates a postapocalyptic landscape, hoping to find his true place within it, in the action-packed fantasy novel The Favorite.
In Martin F. Downs’s immersive postapocalyptic fantasy novel The Favorite, a fugitive island ruler pairs with a supernatural smuggling crew as war looms.
Regulus, the ruler of the postapoca...
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A woman’s haunted legacy is thrust to the fore in the foreboding mystery novel The Emerald Coat She Wears.
A woman discovers her family’s dark legacy in Anne T. Driscoll’s enticing mystery novel The Emerald Coat She Wears.
Twenty-three-year old Cate is a Boston archery instructor and a former Olympic hopeful. She lives with her pare...
Celebrating the captivating calls of the humpback whale—“so strange, they seem to come / from out in space, among the stars, not from here on Earth”—this picture book weaves onomatopoeic poetry into its zoological facts and speculations. The book marvels about how the male whales in a pod all sing the same song, learned from one another, and notes that the tune also changes f...
In this ethereal picture book, a cricket and a moth navigate a blue-gold twilight under the rising moon. The spare text focuses on concepts that seem distant from one another—question and answer; hide and seek—but that are shown to connect nonetheless, just like the tiny characters do in time. Every spread is a treat as, in the delicate, paint-flecked illustrations, the bugs ...