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Glimpse into the early life of one of history's biggest stars (opens the original)
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âThe Girl Who Would Be Marilyn Monroe: An Intimate Portrait of the Young Norma Jeaneâ by Tony Castro You can trace her career by the dresses. Thereâs the pink one that gentlemen preferred along with platinum tresses, and a millionaireâs delight wrapped in fur. A not-so-itchy number danced around a subway grate, and a sparkling dress scandalized America on a Presidential birthday. All these gowns were as spectacular as the woman who wore them but, as youâll see in âThe Girl Who Would
Start the path of comprehension for Sickle Cell Anemia (opens the original)
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âCurved Air: A Biography of Sickle Cell Anemia and the Quest to Cure the First Molecular Diseaseâ by Kevin Davies c.2026, The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press $29.95 338 pages Four weeks of testing, and youâre exhausted. Two gallons of blood, maybe three, have been removed, no lie. Youâve laid on tables, slid through machines, been scanned so much you lost count, and finally, your doctors have a diagnosis. As in the new book âCurved Airâ by Kevin Davies, you have hope thereâ
A smart former cop, unique danger and a splash of blood (opens the original)
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âGodâs Country: A Novelâ by William Kent Krueger Those are three things a fairy tale wolf does. He also terrifies girls in red hoods, steals from farmers, and attacks children in the woods. In fairy tales, the wolf is always on the outside of goodness. But, as in the new novel âGodâs Countryâ by William Kent Krueger, what about the wolf inside? The dream-visions were identical. And concerning. Cork OâConnorâs son and grandson were both blessed with the gift of prophecy, but they
The unsung heroes who made escape from slavery possible (opens the original)
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âDaily Life Along the Underground Railroadâ by Cassandra Newby-Alexander c.2026, Bloomsbury Academic $75.00 184 pages Make yourself as small as possible and donât say a word. Donât even sneeze, but when the time is right, be ready to jump and run. Run, zig-zag, crouched and quiet and donât stop. As in âDaily Life Along the Underground Railroadâ by Cassandra Newby-Alexander, itâs not easy, but people did it every day for decades. It was 1853 and Harriet Jacobs was âmiserable.â
Learn what to expect at every stage of Alzheimer's, Dementia (opens the original)
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âWhen Memory Fades: What to Expect at Every Stage, from Early Signs to Full Support for Alzheimerâs and Dementiaâ by Nathaniel Chin, MD c.2026, St. Martinâs Essentials $30.00 422 pages Mom called you in a panic the other day. Sheâd lost her keys and by the time you arrived to help, sheâd found them. These kinds of things keep happening, not often but often enough, and you donât know quite what to worry about. But in the new book âWhen Memory Fadesâ by Nathaniel Chin, MD, youâ
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