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The winner be announced on October 27.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Fiction by Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk and the book-length edition of the "1619 Project" are among the nominees for Kirkus Prizes,

From a deep dive into a family’s buried history to a steamy second-chance romance, these books are like mini summer vacations.

Bite but in his yard their noise tops 105 decibels day and night. the urine and corpses pile up. >> the smell when they pass away, it starts to fell funny, and the trees, you get a stink. >> the dog has taken rescue inside. >> he tries to eat them. >> he has a soft spot for the red eye guests. >> have you mowed your lawn? >> im giving them time to come out. >> they have six weeks to shed their skeleton, grow wings, mate. and then its 17 years more underground for the next generation. >> those cr...

Bite but their noise tops 105 decibels day and night. the corpses pile up. >> the smell when they pass away, it starts to smell funny. around the trees you get a stink. >> jessicas dog has taken refuge inside. >> he puts his ears down if he tries to eat them. >> but she has a soft spot for the red eyed guests. >> have you thought about mowing your lawn? >> i have, but im not going to until this is over. im giving them time to come out. >> that time is limited. at the cicadas have six weeks to em...

Loudoun Now For more than two decades, the legendary singer/songwriter Dolly Parton put books in the hands of America’s youngest kids. Now, a group of book-loving Loudoun teachers and moms has launched the county’s first chapter of the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, which will send a free book every month to western Loudoun kids 5 and under. The new Loudoun DPIL chapter, Roots Grow Wings, launched earlier this month in conjunction with Parton’s 75th birthday. “It was sort of a pipe d...