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Darning By Hikaru Noguchi, Photographs By Wakana Baba (Hawthorn Press)

Reviewed on February 17, 2020 by Publishers Weekly

Darning: Repair Make Mend was reviewed in the February 17, 2020 issue of Publishers Weekly. The review was posted on Publishers Weekly Online on January 29^th. The reviewer says “Noguchi’s clearly explained and gently encouraging manual will find an enthusiastic readership.”

Shame on You By Amy Heydenrych (Bonnier Books UK)

Reviewed on January 27, 2020 by Publishers Weekly

Shame on You was reviewed in the February 10, 2020 issue of Publishers Weekly. The review was posted on Publishers Weekly Online on January 27^th. The reviewer calls it “a page-turning thriller.”

Phantom Lady By Christina Lane (Chicago Review Press)

Reviewed on January 1, 2020 by Library Journal

Phantom Lady received a STARRED review in the January 1, 2020 issue of Library Journal. The reviewer says, “This superbly written, absorbing biography of a woman succeeding on her own terms will resonate with fans of Hollywood stories, as well as those who appreciate celebrations of previously unsung women.”

The Book of St. John By Fergus Henderson, By Trevor Gulliver (Penguin Random House UK)

Reviewed on December 13, 2019 by Publishers Weekly

The Book of St. John has received a

STARRED

review in the December 30, 2019 issue of Publishers Weekly. The review was posted on Publishers Weekly Online on December 13^th. The reviewer calls it “A glorious ode to snouts, trotters, offal, fat, and other less appreciated bits… Home cooks who know a good butcher and want to braise off the beaten path couldn’t hope for a better guide.”

Amazing Amphibians By Lisa J. Amstutz (Chicago Review Press)

Reviewed on December 13, 2019 by School Library Journal

Amazing Amphibians: 30 Activities and Observations for Exploring Frogs, Toads, Salamanders, and More was reviewed by School Library Journal Online on December 13, 2019. The reviewer says “Students writing reports will like the book’s interesting photography and appreciate the wealth of information. Amphibian lovers will dive in.”

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