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| Featured Agatha Awards Selection |  | | Chasing Vermeer by Blue Balliett
Publishers Weekly
: Puzzles nest within puzzles in this ingeniously plotted and lightly delivered first novel that, ... Search |
| Featured Anthony Awards Selection |  | | Every Secret Thing by Laura Lippman
Publishers Weekly
: With this engrossing mystery/suspense stand-alone novel, Lippman, winner of the Edgar, Shamus an... Search |
| Featured Bram Stoker Awards Selection |  | | Ghost Road Blues by Jonathan Maberry
Publishers Weekly
: Maberry supplies plenty of chills, both Earth-bound and otherworldly, in this atmospheric horror... Search |
| Featured British Crime Writers' Assoc. Selection |  | | The Cutting Room by Louise Welsh
Publishers Weekly
: Yet another talented Scottish author makes a debut with this dark and twisty thriller, boasting ... Search |
| Featured Caldecott Medal Winners Selection |  | | Mirette on the High Wire by Emily McCully
Publishers Weekly
: In this picture book set in 19th-century Paris, a child helps a daredevil who has lost his edge ... Search |
| Featured Edgar Awards Selection |  | | California Girl by T. Jefferson Parker
Library Journal
: Starred Review. Besides telling a killer story, Parker's latest thriller hauntingly evokes a time ... Search |
| Featured Hugo Awards Selection |  | | Paladin of Souls by Lois McMaster Bujold
Publishers Weekly
: In this sequel to The Curse of Chalion (2001), rich in sumptuous detail and speculative theology... Search |
| Featured Independent Booksellers List Selection |  | | Outliers by Malcom Gladwell
Library Journal
: Let's cut to the chase and say that all libraries should buy this book, if only because people wil... Search |
| Featured National Book Critics Circle Selection |  | | We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families by Philip Gourevitch
Library Journal
: In 1994, the world was informed of the inexplicable mass killings in Rwanda, in which over 800,000... Search |
| Featured Newbery Medal Winners Selection |  | | Crispin: The Cross of Lead by Avi
Publishers Weekly
: Set in 14th-century England, Avi's (The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle) 50th book begins wi... Search |
| Featured Pulitzer Prize Selection |  | | The Hours by Michael Cunningham
Library Journal
: Clarissa Dalloway certainly is a popular lady nowadays, with a recent movie and now a new book bas... Search |
| Featured Rebecca Caudill Awards Selection |  | | Wait Till Helen Comes Home by Mary Downing Hahn
School Library Journal
: Gr 4-7 Ghost story fans have a spooky treat in store with Hahn's eerie new novel. Molly, th... Search |
| Featured Spur Awards Selection |  | | The All-True Travels and Adventures of Liddie Newton by Jane Smiley
Library Journal
: A woman whose abolitionist husband is murdered in 1850s Kansas cuts her hair and tracks his killer... Search |
| Featured World Fantasy Awards Selection |  | | Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
Publishers Weekly
: Prefaced by a medical report summarizing her mother's various hospitalizations, this heartbreaki... Search |
| Featured ALA Best Books for Young Adults Selection |  | | The Trouble Begins at 8: A Life of Mark Twain in the Wild, Wild West by Fleischman, Sid
School Library Journal
: Starred Review. Gr 5–9—This biography covers enough of Samuel Clemens's youth f... Search |
| Featured ALA Notable Books for Children Selection |  | | A Is for Art: An Abstract Alphabet by Johnson, Stephen T.
Publishers Weekly
: Baby Einstein grads seeking their first coffee-table book might savor this abecedary, which pays... Search |
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