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Under the Whispering Door
by TJ Klune
After he dies, a curious and powerful being gives Wallace one week to cross over to the land of the dead, and Wallace, who finally starts to learn about all the things he missed in life, sets about living a lifetime in seven days. 150,000 first printing.
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Daisy Darker
by Alice Feeney
A family gathering for their matriarchs 80th birthday in her crumbling, gothic house on a tiny island begin disappearing one by one, in the new novel from the New York Times best-selling author of Rock Paper Scissors. 250,000 first printing.
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Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company That Addicted America
by Beth Macy; narrated by Beth Macy
What it is: a gut-wrenching history of America's rising opioid epidemic that puts a human face on the disheartening statistics.
Narration: Beth Macy's AudioFile Earphones Award-winning reading of her own reportage offers an empathetic and impassioned call-to-arms.
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| Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid; narrated by a full castWhat it's about: Before being sidelined by a knee injury, Carrie Soto was known as a record-setting tennis champ. Years after her retirement, an up-and-comer threatens Carrie's legacy, drawing her back to the courts at age 37.
Narration: Led by an impassioned Stacy Gonzalez as Carrie and featuring the voices of real-life former tennis pros Patrick McEnroe and Mary Carillo, a full cast imbues this AudioFile Earphones Award-winning recording with action-packed suspense. |
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Things Past Telling : A Novel
by Sheila Williams
Recalling the last hundred-plus years of her triumphant and tumultuous life, the narrator shares how her midwifery skills allowed her to sometimes transcend the racial and class barriers of her enslavement and how she never lost her sense of self
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The Human Age : The World Shaped By Us
by Diane Ackerman
Explores how human beings have become the dominant force shaping Earth's future by subduing three-quarters of the planet's surface, tinkering with nature, and altering the climate
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The Last Black Unicorn
by Tiffany Haddish
The comedian and actress presents autobiographical essays that reflect on her disadvantaged youth as a foster child in South Central Los Angeles; her discovery of her talent for comedy; and her struggles with gender, race, and class boundaries in the entertainment industry
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The Lost Apothecary : A Novel
by Sarah Penner
Secretly dispensing poisons to liberate women from the men who have wronged them, a London apothecary triggers unintended consequences that shape three lives across multiple centuries
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