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SUMMARY:How Do You Know? 
LOCATION:Maplewood Memorial Library\nMaplewood Memorial Library
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DESCRIPTION:Join award-winning author Marc Aronson in a program of discove
 ry\, surprises\, and ice cream!  For ages 6 and up.  Thank  you to the Fri
 ends of the Library!.\nhttps://maplewoodlibrary.libnet.info/event/17054779
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Are you brave enough to follow the six fem
 ale Underground Astronauts down a crack in a pitch black cave to find bone
 s?&nbsp\; Are you a detective ready to uncover the clues explaining the my
 steries of the standing stones at Stonehenge?&nbsp\; Are you hungry enough
  to track down the many stories hidden in the food we eat -- with ice crea
 m as a reward?</p>\n<p>The award-winning author Marc Aronson will take all
  who are willing on these journeys -- and more\, as we share the marvels a
 nd pleasures of nonfiction.<br />For tweens\, teens\, families\, and kids 
 ages 6 and older</p>\n<p><strong><em>Thank you to the Friends of the Maple
 wood Library for making this program possible!</em></strong></p>\n<p style
 ="text-align: left\;">***************</p>\n<p><strong><em>Check out some o
 f Marc Aronson's exciting books\, which will be available for sale at the 
 event from <a href="https://www.wordsbookstore.com/" target="_blank" rel="
 noopener">[words] Bookstore</a></em></strong></p>\n<p><br /><em>Reading th
 e Bones: Homo Naledi and the Mysteries of Human Evolution</em> (with John 
 Mead)<br />â˜… "An exceptional nonfiction work that traces the finding
  of a new human relative\, Homo naledi\, and the discovery&rsquo\;s impact
  on contemporary society... Propulsive sequences... keep readers locked in
 to the intense and exciting narrative." &mdash\; Publishers Weekly\, starr
 ed review</p>\n<p><br /><em>Bite by Bite: American History Through Feasts\
 , Foods\, and Side Dishes</em> (with Paul Freedman)<br />â˜… &ldquo\;.
  . . Aronson and Freedman here set out a cultural anthropology of American
  cuisine sure to please history buffs and foodies alike. . . . There&rsquo
 \;s plenty of depth and context in each short chapter to leave readers sat
 isfied\, while end-of-chapter asides (dubbed 'Side Dishes') offer palette 
 cleansers that focus mostly on the origins of specific foods.&rdquo\;&nbsp
 \;&nbsp\;&ndash\; The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books\, starre
 d review</p>\n<p><br /><em>If Stones Could Speak: Unlocking the Secrets of
  Stonehenge</em> (with Mike Parker-Pearson)<br />â˜…&nbsp\; "A uniquel
 y perceptive look at how real science works\, this covers a topic whose fa
 scination derives in no small part from the interplay between the mysterie
 s of the unknown and the excitement of new discovery."&nbsp\; &ndash\; Boo
 klist\, starred review</p>\nhttps://maplewoodlibrary.libnet.info/event/170
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