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December 16, 2015

Author Reads: Favorite book given or received for the holidays »

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Inspired by the myriad year-end roundups that are popping up all over our social media feeds, we asked authors of books we’ve published this year to share a favorite memory of giving or receiving a book for the holidays.


Tom Acitelli Tom Acitelli (American Wine): My story is less about giving a book or getti



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December 14, 2015

Behind the Scenes: Kerrie Logan Hollihan »

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Kerrie Logan HollihanKerrie Logan Hollihan’s sixth book with CRP is her second for YA readers.  In the Fields and the Trenches traces the true experiences of 18 young adults who came of age during World War I—the Great War. The century-old tales convey surprisingly modern, universal themes of love, death, power, co…

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December 11, 2015

Staff Reads: December 11, 2015 »

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Check out the variety of podcasts, books, and articles that have been on our minds this week. #CRPreads

I'm cheating a little bit and submitting a "staff listen." The next season of Serial was just released and I, being one of the many fans of the podcast’s first season, can’t wait to dive i…

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December 11, 2015

5 Books for Music Fans »

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From Bowie to Belle & Sebastian, here are some books for the musician or die-hard fan on your list—and you can check out the rest of our music books, too. Remember: your entire order on our website is 50% off through December 31 with the code HOLIDAY2015.

Bowie on Bowie edited by Sean E

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December 8, 2015

7 Books for the History Buffs on Your List »

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Snag one of these history titles for your friend, aunt, or father-in-law...or for yourself! Don't forget your entire order on our website is 50% off with the code HOLIDAY2015.*

Abe & Fido
Abe & Fido

"Abe & Fido is entertaining, but it's more than a novelty. Algeo makes the case that Lincoln wa…

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December 7, 2015

Authors Off-Book: Ronald A. Reis »

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Ron ReisPolymath Ronald A. Reis, author of the forthcoming Henry Ford for Kids, likes to keep busy. The prolific educator has taught middle schoolers, high schoolers, and community college students, and he’s written books about architecture and infrastructure, governmental bodies, electrical engineerin



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December 4, 2015

Staff Reads: Favorite Literary Families »

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In honor of the holidays and more frequent family time, we asked the CRP staff to name their favorite book families. The majority of responses featured the relatable rather than the ideal—and there were a couple families that received multiple votes! Check out what we had to say below and let us k

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December 4, 2015

Food & Spirits Books for the Holidays »

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Spirit of PlaceSpirit of Place


by Charles MacLean, photography by Lara Platman and Allan MacDonald


“A superb gift for a Scotch connoisseur.” —The Tasting Panel

"This is armchair travel at its best." —The Wall Street Journal

 

 

AAmerican Wine covermerican Wine


by Tom Acitelli


“An engaging, anecdotal…

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December 2, 2015

The Perfect Books for the Film Buff on Your List »

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This fall we published two film biographies, The First King of Hollywood: The Life of Douglas Fairbanks (October) and The Ice Cream Blonde: The Whirlwind Life and Mysterious Death of Screwball Comedienne Thelma Todd (November), both of which have been well received by reviewers and the film blogg…

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November 25, 2015

Author Reads: October and November Authors »

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We asked authors of our October and November titles what books they’re squeezing in between promoting their new releases and roasting turkey, turducken, or tofurkey. Check out what they had to say below!

Amy McCullough, Box Wine SailorsAmy McCullough (The Box Wine Sailors): In my recent Off-Book Q&A for the CRP blog, I m…

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