BOOK REVIEW 鈥楤een There, Done That鈥� extols civic virtue for 250th anniversary Greg Jackson鈥檚 new book examines how American history鈥檚 darkest chapters offer lessons in civic virtue
BOOK OF THE WEEK New book details how ancient Indigenous practices offer solutions for a sustainable future Maceo Carrillo Martinet will discuss, sign copies of 鈥楬ealing the Land Teaches Us Who We Are鈥� on June 11 at Bookworks
BOOK REVIEW BOOK REVIEW: 鈥楾he Whalebone Theatre鈥� is a perfect summer read Joanna Quinn's debut novel a sweeping historical fiction spanning both world wars
BOOK OF THE WEEK A Capitol time: Local author explores the history of the iconic domed building and the people who shaped it ABQ author and former Senate staffer Brian Jay Jones has written 鈥楾he Capitol: The Surprising Biography of an American Building鈥�
BOOK OF THE WEEK Capturing a heartbeat: 鈥楢nd So We Moved to Petaca鈥� a portrait of a small New Mexico town in the 1970s
BOOK OF THE WEEK 鈥極re and Empire: Conquistadors to Guggenheims on the Camino Real鈥� a photographic journey into the once-imposing world of smelting
BOOK OF THE WEEK Journey of a lifetime: 鈥楬ijo del Barrio/Son of the Barrio鈥� a Vietnam War-era novel years in the making
BOOK OF THE WEEK From heartbreak to hope: After a debilitating stroke, Farzana Marie reclaims her words in 鈥榃hen Language Left Me鈥�
BOOK OF THE WEEK An eye-opening read 鈥楢 Four-Eyed World鈥� traces how eyeglasses shaped culture, science and the way we see today
BOOK OF THE WEEK A growing interest: How 鈥楢ncient Women Gardeners鈥� shaped New Mexico鈥檚 prehistoric food systems
