Peter Wohlleben
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In his bestselling book, Peter Wohlleben—a career forest
ranger in Germany—presents scientific research and his own observations to make
the case that trees are social beings.
Sharing his deep love of nature and the woods specifically, Wohlleben
describes the processes of life, death, and regeneration to make the case for a
popular reimagining of trees in contemporary society. Using anthropomorphic language to depict the
ways in which trees “count”, “learn”, and “remember” this book will surely
change the way that you look at the forest forever.
Trevor Noah
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Trevor Noah’s unlikely path to well-known comic (he
recently performed at the Beasley Coliseum) and host of the Daily Show began
with an even more unlikely pairing between his white father and his black
mother in South Africa during a time in which their pairing was punishable by
five years in prison. With this
compelling beginning, Noah sets out to tell the story of how he struggled to
find himself in often dangerously and difficult circumstances. At turns both uproarious and extraordinary,
Noah’s personal essays form an honest portrayal of a boy making his way in a
dangerous time with his wit and the unflinching love of his mother.
Anna Kendrick
Available in: Print
Anna Kendrick, better known for her roles in movies such
as Up in the Air, Into the Woods, and Pitch Perfect, invites
readers into her life, sharing her experiences in this witty and frank
memoir. Writing with both wit and
candor, she recounts the events in her life—from the charmingly ordinary to the
absurd—while sprinkling in her wry observations with razor sharp wit.
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