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The GLP-1 diet cookbook by Marie Feldman,
In too deep by Matt Bobkin,
The gardener's guide to native plants of the southern Great Lakes region by Rick Gray
What can I bring? by Casey Elsass,
Fodor's Montréal & Québec City
Hunger by Susan Musgrave,
Gene bride by Hitomi Takano,
The afterlife of Malcolm X by Mark Whitaker,
Creative investigations in early math by Angela Eckhoff, (1974-)
The 5 apology languages by Gary D. Chapman, (1938-)
Deadwood by Peter Cozzens, (1957-)
A light in the northern sea by Tim Brady, (1955-)
I heart Shania Twain by Courtney Shea,
If you don't like this, I will die by Lee Tilghman,
Cry for me, Argentina by Tamara Yajia,
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A collage of math-themed books against a blue swirling background with text reading May We Suggest: Science Literacy Week.

May We Suggest

Science Literacy Week: M is for mathematics

Science Literacy Week celebrates the diversity of Canadian science and its culture. This year's theme is mathematics, the language of science. Explore mathematics, its modern applications and how this ancient science is the origin of all the technology we know and use today with these suggestions from KFPL staff and the Queen's University Department of Mathematics and Statistics.

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