Lynne Lamberg Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Lynne Lamberg

The National Book Festival starts today. NASW author Olivia Campbell will talk about “Women in White Coats: How the First Women Doctors Changed the World of Medicine” at 4 p.m. Wed 9/22. https://www.loc.gov/events/2021-national-book-festival/ https://www.nasw.org/member_article/olivia-campbell-women-white-coats-how-first-women-doctors-changed-world-medicine @liviecampbell @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks

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Inherited mineral rights posed a quandary for environmental journalist Erika Bolstad. Learn more in NASW’s Advance Copy blog: Windfall: The Prairie Woman Who Lost Her Way and the Great-Granddaughter Who Found Her. https://t.co/ckm4VILupL @erikabolstad @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/gnmHIufQKJ

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NASW author Bryn Nelson will discuss his book “Flush: The Remarkable Science of an Unlikely Treasure” at the Tucson Festival of Books, 2:30 PM Sun Mar 5. https://t.co/0txAEoGQpj @SeattleBryn @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/iif5QK3KAp https://t.co/nHPxnlkx6S

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Baby animals often don’t look or function like their parents. Learn more in NASW’s Advance Copy blog on Danna Staaf’s Nursery Earth: The Wondrous Lives of Baby Animals and the Extraordinary Ways They Shape Our World https://t.co/vMj0Be9rYL @DannaStaaf @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/kRyGn0a1CS

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NASW author Michelle Nijhuis has received the Sierra Club’s 2021 Rachel Carson Award for her book Beloved Beasts: Fighting for Life in an Age of Extinction and other work. https://www.sierraclub.org/press-releases/2021/09/sierra-club-announces-2021-national-award-winners https://nasw.org/member_article/michelle-nijhuis-beloved-beasts-fighting-life-age-extinction @nijhuism @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks

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In an era when men dominated computers & spaceflight, a woman-led team wrote Apollo Guidance Computer’s software. Read Richard Maurer's “The Woman in the Moon: How Margaret Hamilton Helped Fly the First Astronauts to the Moon.” https://t.co/OYGiWW9jll @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/KgcDto26Bf

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NASW author Florence Williams received a 2023 PEN/E.O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award for “Heartbreak: A Personal and Scientific Journey.” https://t.co/8kkX0ubUFk. Read the backstory: https://t.co/i3Gx5NFQpX @flowill @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/aCtBK5VleT

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The 130+ national monuments in the US include sites where dinosaurs roamed and where more recent historical events occurred. Cameron Walker describes them all for young readers in National Monuments of the USA. https://t.co/yUvigiZ0aP @applepieandink @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/ZrdddwAgbl

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Chickens often have distinct personalities. They can be delightful pets, and they also lay eggs, Tove Danovich reports in “Under the Henfluence: Inside the World of Backyard Chickens and the People Who Love Them.” https://t.co/uBNZurVod1 @tkdano @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/E2rDfFcmIA

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Lynne Lamberg

Learn about the burgeoning citizen-science movement in Amy Dockser Marcus's book, "We the Scientists: How a Daring Team of Parents and Doctors Forged a New Path for Medicine." See NASW’s Advance Copy book blog, https://t.co/ooa72yJhmP @amydmarcus @ScienceWriters #SciWriBooks https://t.co/2aokBSQQuU