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  • New Career and Job Hunting Books

    Are you looking for a new job? Are you trying to advance at your current job? Try one of the below new career and job hunting books. As of this writing, all of these titles are owned by the Davenport Public Library. Descriptions are provided by the publishers.

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  • Fever Dream by Elsie Silver

    “I can’t stop thinking about you. I can’t stop looking for you. I can’t stop wanting you. Images of you fill my brain every second of every day. You’re everywhere. Like a song stuck in my head, even though I don’t want you there. I feel like I’m living in a fever dream that I can’t fucking escape.”
    ― Elsie Silver, Fever Dream

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  • Topics in the News

    How do you pick what nonfiction you read? I typically look at what’s popular in the news. Below I have gathered a list of nonfiction you have probably seen in the news about topics all over the news. As of this writing, all of these books are owned by the Davenport Public Library. Descriptions are provided by the publishers.

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  • The Shippers by Katherine Center

    “I think those of us who love love stories are junkies for that joyful, blissed-out feeling of anticipating the happily ever after that’s a guarantee of the genre.

    All genres have their guarantees, by the way: Sleuths will solve the mystery, thrillers will save the hero in the nick of time, superheroes will vanquish the villains at last. Part of what we like about the genres we like is the anticipation of those guarantees. We like to see the mystery solved, and the hero saved, and the villains vanquished. It feels good.”
    ― Katherine Center, The Shippers

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  • Not in Love by Ali Hazelwood

    “Maybe people can be happy and sad. Maybe stories are messy and complicated. Maybe endings don’t always include solutions that tie everything together in a bow. But that doesn’t mean that they have to be tragedies.”
    ― Ali Hazelwood, Not in Love

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