Books & Posters

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	COOKING “Peterson distills a lifetime of thinking about food in COOKING.” —New York Times
	WHEN THE SHADBUSH BLOOMS “This sensitively written, exquisitely illustrated, well-conceived and executed book explores universal themes of continuity and change while depicting the rich and sustaining life of a Lenape family.” —Multi-Cultural Review
	ELIZABETH FALKNER'S DEMOLITION DESSERTS “This pastry chef’s desserts are not only daring, hilarious, and spectacular to behold, they’re downright delicious.” —Bon Appétit
	WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH A REBOZO? “Pictures of family life frame simple rhythmic text, and rich bands of jewel-toned acrylics highlight and demonstrate both the versatility of the shawl and the warm family relationships.” —School Library Journal
	EVERYTHING HE HASN'T TOLD YOU YET “The scenarios are clever and fun . . . Hard to put down and highly recommended.” —Library Journal, STARRED REVIEW
	THE PEN THAT PA BUILT “From the idyllic rural spring to the snow-covered winter farm, each season has palpable presence, and the children will want to run their fingers over the sheep as well as the clothes that come from their wool, which look soft enough to fall asleep on.” —Booklist
	THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER “A rich, heartfelt volume filled with recipes and stories . . . Foodies intrigued by Chinese food and culinary history . . . will relish the journey through this book.” —Publishers Weekly
	ON A ROAD IN AFRICA “In rhyming, chiming, sing-song words, this upbeat picture book introduces a day in the life of animal conservationist Chryssee Martin, who runs the Nairobi Animal Orphanage in Kenya.” —Booklist
	THE RIVER COTTAGE MEAT BOOK “There is more cooking know-how in Fearnley-Whittingstall’s little finger than you will find in thegraduating class of any cooking school in the country. His book is stuffed with wit, erudition, and one slow-cooked, lovingly constructed recipe after another.” —National Public Radio
	OOOH! MATISSE “This volume suggests pleasurable ways to look at abstract art, and treats Matisse's loose assemblages as cheerful precursors to Eric Carle's collages or Laura Vaccaro Seeger's word/image play .” —Publishers Weekly
	SISTER OUTSIDER “With her poet's command of language, Audre Lorde addresses sexism, racism, black women, black lesbians, eroticism, and more. Still Powerful.” —Library Journal, STARRED REVIEW
	WHERE IN THE WILD? “Where in the Wild challenges us to see the world in a more straightforward 'that's cool' kind of way.” —The New York Times Book Review
	THE STORY OF TEA “Has all the markings of becoming the definitive source for tea.” —Washington Post
	TROUBLE TALK “Ludwig acknowledges the lure of connection and the pleasure of sharing information about each other, but also exposes the harm that words can do.” —Kirkus Reviews
	WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE? “[This] edition is full of new suggestions, along with the classic advice that continues to hold true today.” —About.com
	MAMA'S MILK “. . . will give new parents both the 'aawww, how sweet!' experience . . . as well as the 'how cool is that?' experience.” —Los Angeles Times