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CONTEMPORARY NONFICTION

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dundurn press canada's culture

unc press Want to study philosophy? Head to nonfiction. Need parenting advice? Head to nonfiction. Have a trip coming up? Head to nonfiction. With BiblioBoard, nonfiction isn’t a huge shelf in a back corner; it’s an easy interface that lets patrons read books anywhere, anytime. Best of all, a whole group of patrons can read the same book at once.

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Featured Publisher: Purdue University Press 2 Purdue University press Favorites 3 dundurn press Canada's History 5 Dunddurn press favorites 6 manchester university press 7 morgan james 8 Rosettabooks 9 rosettabooks favorites 10 Cooking Up Equality: Rebecca Sharpless’ Exposé on Post-Emancipation Kitchens 12

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purdue university press

The inextricable link between reading and learning is seen strongest of all in the academic scholarship from university presses. Purdue University Press has been a cornerstone of academic publishing for over 50 years. Heralded for their contributions in science, the Press provides engrossing information in

stimulating ways. The Press has embraced the digital age by embarking on a profound project to provide digital versions of scholarly works in easy and affordable ways. Putting their highquality books on BiblioBoard’s patron-friendly, easy-to-use platform is their latest endeavor.

Over 65 high-quality books • One colorful Anthology Authoritative sources about high-interest topics

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Agriculture • Jewish Studies • Public Policy Veterinary Studies • Business and Leadership

Purdue University Press

Favorites

Over the past 50 years, the Purdue University Press has cultivated a reputation for publishing high-quality writing about scholarly topics. Though they are most well known for their scientific topics, the Press also publishes books on philosophy, business, literature and more. Additionally, vibrant local histories of Purdue University and Lafayette, Indiana, where the University and Press are based, round up a strong history collection.

1. Library and Information Sciences

Perhaps I’m a little biased, but I love the books about Library and Information Sciences from Purdue University Press. I can catch up on conference proceedings, learn about copyright and stay current on the evolution of libraries all through this one collection. Authors, librarians, publishers and vendors can all learn something from these useful texts.

2. Technology and Engineering

When I was a kid, my dolls were transported everywhere via Caterpillar vehicles. The iconic engines are enough to give any kid a nostalgic adoration of construction vehicles. The textbooks in the Technology and Engineering collection are the perfect way to translate that childhood interest into adult knowledge. From demolition to recovery, there’s a book to cover every part of the building process.

3. Health and Human Sciences

The Health and Human Sciences books have fascinating crossover with the Veterinary Science books. I learned about how owning a pet can not only help you get healthy from the daily walks and games of fetch, but also improve your mental health and happiness through the therapeutic benefits. There are even stories about what it’s like to go through life with a Seeing Eye dog. Kelly Leonard is the resident Metadata Librarian at BiblioLabs in Charleston, SC. She received her MLIS from the University of South Carolina. When she’s not fawning over her two tabby cats, Kelly is most likely practicing yoga or organizing her closet.

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dundurn Press Canada's culture • 600+ High-Quality Books • Canadian Themes • 5 Beautiful Anthologies

Our Favorite Books: Fascinating Canada Have your questions about Canadian lore, culture, history, literature and character answered in this robust volume by Toronto writer John Robert Colombo.

Canadian Literary Landmarks This volume contains information about over three dozen of Canada’s most famous literary locales.

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Dundurn Press is a distinguished publisher of a wide variety of books inspired by Canadian people, history, places and events. The Canada’s Culture Module provides readers with a variety of bestselling books ranging in topic. Discover books on Canadian paintings, read up on Canadian lore, study Canadian law and explore what areas you can visit next with books on Canadian travel. Find this and much more in this Module of high-quality books from an awardwinning press.

dundurn Press Canada's history • 600+ High-Quality Books • Canadian Themes • Over 5 Beautiful Anthologies

Our Favorite Books: The Chinese Community in Toronto

Dundurn Press is a distinguished publisher of a wide variety of books inspired by Canadian people, history, places and events. The Canada’s History Module provides readers with a variety of bestselling books ranging in topic. Enjoy books on Canadian military greats, read up on the native peoples of Canada and study biographies of great men and women of Canada. Find this and much more in this Module of high-quality books from an award-winning press.

Did you know there was a significant Chinese community in Toronto? Find out more about how these immigrants came to the Maple Leaf nation!

100 Canadian Heroines In 100 Canadian Heroines, you'll meet remarkable women in science, sport, preaching and teaching, politics, war and peace, arts and entertainment, etc.

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canada's history

Favorites

The Canada’s History Module from Dundurn Press contains six Anthologies with over 375 captivating books about Canada’s rich past. Dundurn Press, named after the famous castle in Hamilton, has been dedicated to publishing quality texts about Canadian history for decades, winning the favor of readers worldwide. The books gathered here span military history, art, current affairs, biographies and more. Here are just a few of favorites from the BiblioBoard Editorial staff.

1. General Canadian History

As someone who grew up in Canada, I loved poring through this Anthology. Collections like ”The People,” “The Places,” “Sociopolitical History” and “Pioneers and Explorers” make it easy to find the specific content I wanted. I even pointed some American friends to this Anthology, so they could brush up on the history of their northern neighbors.

2. Canadian Biographies

There are so many biographies of important and interesting people in this Anthology, I hardly knew where to start. Should I travel back to World War One with Billy Bishop, or learn about music and arts with Mazo de la Roche? Should I explore the life of royalty with William and Kate? Whatever I choose, there are over 150 books gathered here, ready to be explored.

3. Canadian Juvenile Nonfiction

I could hardly wait to share these books with the children in my family. Kids can get to know Canadian culture, Canadian exploration, prevalent religions, military history and even technology—all in this single Anthology.

Ian Ross is the Editorial Assistant at BiblioLabs in Charleston, SC. He likes history, fishing, brewing beer, power tools and EMS.

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manchester university Press • 370+ books • 4 curated Anthologies • Books on Literary Criticism, History, Cultural Studies and Politics

Our Favorite Books: The Scots in South Africa: Ethnicity, Identity, Gender and Race, 1772 –1914

Manchester University Press is the third-largest University Press in England. Their collection of books on BiblioBoard has been curated into four topical Anthologies with thematic collections in each. Learn about literary criticism on a range of different media, history from all over the world, cultural studies about religion, entertainment and identity and politics, both global and local. The books from this esteemed press are of high quality and useful for research or independent reading.

Examine the collision of two distinctive political and cultural countries—South Africa and Scotland.

Watching the World: Screen Documentary and Audiences A study of the rise of documentaries, this book examines the way audiences engage with documentaries and investigates recent examples.

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Morgan James • over 140 books • How To, memoir and more • Real stories and real advice from an esteemed publisher

Our Favorite Books: Surviving the College Application Process College applications are enough to make any student, parent or friend go crazy from stress, but these tried-and-true tips and tricks will ease the process.

Mrs. Hildreth Wore Brown Olivia deBelle Byrd’s memoir is a sassy, charming and insightful look at the American South.

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If you're a student, a parent, a health guru, a history buff or anything in between, you will find your new favorite book in this collection of nonfiction from Morgan James. Get fit with books on cycling, healthy eating and sports. Get smart with books on language, politics and history. Get ready with books on going to college, raising kids and finding love. The diverse selections in the Morgan James products feature award-winning writers and expert advice.

RosettaBooks • 300+ books • Bestsellers, Romance, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Thrillers and Mysteries • Kurt Vonnegut, M. C. Beaton, Arthur C. Clarke, Harold Robbins and more

Our Favorite Books: The Father-Thing

These Anthologies from RosettaBooks contain over 300 books from renown authors like Theodore Dreiser, Arthur C. Clarke, Kurt Vonnegut, Ian McEwan, M. C. Beaton, Sharon Sala, Ray Bradbury, Harold Robbins, Richard Matheson and many more. Organized by genre, each Anthology contains numerous subcategories for optimal browsing. With plenty of content for independent and scholarly reading, these books are perfect for book clubs and school projects—and BiblioBoard’s unlimited, multi-user access model makes it possible for both of these use cases to unfold at once.

Known for his novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, Philip K. Dick’s much-loved speculative theories are present in The Father-Thing.

The Adventurers Harold Robbins, author of The Carpetbaggers, wrote The Adventurers based on his time spent living in South America.

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rosettabooks

Favorites

Ever heard of a little someone named Truman Capote? How about Winston Churchill? Arthur C. Clarke? The RosettaBooks collections hold in-depth texts about these famous figures, along with original writings from folks like Kurt Vonnegut, Stephen R. Covey and Nancy Friday. Whether you’re researching the World Wars, looking for new recipes, working on improving your career or learning about the history of America (or even the world), the books gathered here will provide valuable insight.

1. Destination Everywhere

I found Destination Alaskan Cruise when I was preparing for a family vacation, and since then, this series has been my go-to for every trip I need to plan. Each location, domestic or international, has pages of fun activities, delicious restaurants and magnificent hotels. There are plenty of ideas to choose from, and I’ve yet to be disappointed by a recommendation from the Destination series.

2. Cooking & Lifestyle

This Collection contains tips, tricks, recipes and advice for all types of lifestyle problems. From connecting with your body through yoga to being a better mother or father through parenting tips, these books are valuable resources. I tried out the cookbooks for my kids, and they loved the tasty twists on their favorite dishes.

3. Health, Medicine & Science

Alternative and traditional medicine books share strategies for healing patients. I learned a lot through these books about Alzheimer’s, brain health, sleep strategies— and even the physics that explains everyday phenomena. Even though I don’t know all the scientific jargon, these books were written in a way that made me able to understand the complex ideas and theories. Jessica Duggan is the Editorial Manager at BiblioLabs in Charleston, SC. She has over 5 years of experience in the publishing industry. She enjoys grilled cheese, reading and all things science fiction. 12 10BiblioBoard BiblioBoardCatalog Catalog

Unc Press • 100+ titles • African American studies • High-Quality books from the university of north carolina press

Our Favorite Books: Marines of Montford Point

The University of North Carolina Press, the first University Press in the South, has been publishing books for nearly a century. Their high-quality, thoughtful and thought-provoking books have become a cornerstone in academic scholarship. This selection of books applies the shrewd investigation that UNC Press is known for to African American Studies. Included is a collection from DocSouth Books, an imprint resulting from a collaboration between UNC Press and UNC Library.

The long road to equality in an emancipated America took a turn when President Franklin Roosevelt ordered the Marines to recruit African Americans in 1941.

Examining Tuskegee Get the real story about the syphilis study that represents medical racism in America.

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Cooking Up Equality Rebecca Sharpless’ Exposé on Post-Emancipation Kitchens Everyone, everywhere has one thing in common: we all have to eat. Even in the most tense times, food bonds us. Rebecca Sharpless knows this better than anyone, and she shares her knowledge in Cooking in Other Women’s Kitchens: Domestic Workers in the South, 1865 —1960. Sharpless focuses on the way cooking acted as a bridge for African American women who were freed but segregated.

for them mere decades before—manufacturing, clerical and professional jobs.

Sharpless focuses on how women like her had considerable influence on Southern cuisine and, by extension, culture, and I certainly see that to be true in my Southern town today. Another thing I loved about the way Sharpless approached this fascinating topic was that she supplemented her own narrative with diverse primary sources, Moving from the country to the city, transitioning like old photographs, diary entries, cookbooks, from the field to the kitchen, African American letters and oral histories. women of this time lived lives where there were no Lynn Yib is on the Publisher Relations precedents set for day-to-day living. They made team at Bibliolabs. She has over 8 years of their own way and, in the process, paved the way experience in the publishing industry. Lynn for others to find work in places unimaginable enjoys traveling, Crossfit, the beach, wine and a good book—not all in that order.

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