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From the Cataloguer's Desktop
Mop men : inside the world of Crime Scene Cleaners, by Alan Emmins.
The underground gators, by Tina Casey.
Tear down this myth : how the Reagan legacy has distorted our politics and haunts our future, by William Bunch.
Vintage Paris couture : the French woman's guide to shopping, by Jessica Clayton.
One big happy family : 18 writers talk about polyamory, open adoption, mixed marriage, househusbandry, single motherhood, and other realities of truly modern love, edited by Rebecca Walker.
The means of reproduction : sex, power and the future of the world, by Michelle Goldberg.
The Rocket : a cultural history of Maurice Richard, by Benoît Melançon.
Hella nation : looking for Happy Meals in Kandahar, rocking the side pipe, Wingnut's war against The GAP, and other adventures with the totally lost tribes of America, by Evan Wright.
How sex works : why we look, smell, taste, feel, and act the way we do, by Sharon Moalem.
The painted circus, by Wallace Edwards.
A book, by Mordecai Gerstein.
The crimes of Paris : a true story of murder, theft, and detection, by Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler.
Rare Earth : why complex life is uncommon in the universe, by Peter D. Ward and Donald Brownlee.
Presentation zen : simple ideas on presentation design and delivery, by Garr Reynolds.
I have my mother's eyes : a Holocaust story across generations, by Barbara R. Bluman.
Ardent spirits : leaving home, coming back, by Reynolds Price.
Blood and rage : a cultural history of terrorism, by Michael Burleigh.
High voltage tattoo, by Kat Von D.
Marrying Anita : a quest for love in the new India, by Anita Jain.
The pocket guide to the afterlife : 91 places death might take you, by Augusta Moore and Elizabeth Ripley.
Diabetes for Canadians for dummies, second edition, by Ian Blumer and Alan L. Rubin.
A pint of plain, by Bill Barich.
Kneadlessly simple : fabulous, fuss-free, no-knead breads, by Nancy Baggett.
Creating your high school resume, third edition, by Kathryn Kraemer Troutman.
Freak show, by James St. James.
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