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Mar 02, 2021
Better Than We Found It by
Frederick Joseph and
Porsche Landon. In the YA follow-up to Joseph s debut,
The Black Friend, the authors share stories of their own experiences with an assortment of essential topics, from environmental justice to gun control, anti-racism to housing security, and provide interviews with public officials, celebrities, and activists. Publication is set for fall 2022; Alexander Slater at Trident Media Group represented the authors.
Alex Borbolla at Atheneum has bought, in a preempt,
Roofhoppers by
Andi Porretta. Comped to
Booksmart and set against the backdrop of New York City, the graphic novel follows four friends the summer after high school graduation. When the group agrees to play a game of dares from their childhood one last time, what was meant to bring them all together could be the thing that tears them apart. Publication is scheduled for summer 2024; Natascha Morris at the Tobias Literary Ag ....

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The Soothing Science of Tea Steeping


The Soothing Science of Tea Steeping
Food52
1/29/2021
author Nik Sharma breaks down the science of good food, from rinsing rice to salting coffee. Today: a piping hot cup of tea.
Every afternoon at 4 p.m., I partake in my daily ritual: tea with cookies (often gingersnaps) or a sandwich (usually cucumber, salted butter, and a sprinkling of black pepper). And if I’m stressed or on a tight deadline, my work table will without fail contain a cup of tea.
True tea is produced from the leaves of the tea plant, also known as
Camellia sinensis. This is regardless of whether it is black (Darjeeling), green (matcha), or white (white hair silver needle). After tea leaves are harvested, they’re subjected to a process of drying, oxidation, fermentation, heating, and in some cases even smoking. Those are some of the steps that distinguish varieties like black and green. ....

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Saucy, Tangy, Golden Cauliflower to Make This Week


Saucy, Tangy, Golden Cauliflower to Make This Week
Food52
1/6/2021
–Nik Sharma s follow-up toSeason
was dubbed one of the best cookbooks of 2020 by The New York Times, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, Food & Wine
, Serious Eats, Epicurious, Eater, and then some. But calling it a cookbook is complicated. There are over 100 recipes, yes, but there s also a deep deep dive into the science of good food. It s this rare blend that makes The Flavor Equation
the sort of book I ll grab from the shelf for years to come, whether it s for a tangy, saucy cauliflower dish or an explanation on how taste buds work. Keep reading for a Q&A with the author and if you have yet to check out Nik s column, The Kitchen Scientist, here on Food52 well, what are you waiting for? ....

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The Physics of Popcorn


Authors
Dr Aidan Randle-Conde has a PhD in particle physics from Brunel University, England, and was based at the SLAC laboratory in California. He held a postdoctoral position with SMU, Texas, and worked at CERN, Switzerland, where he helped to discover the Higgs boson. He then completed another postdoctoral position at ULB in Brussels and started a project called the Ministry of Sense, which performs in schools and public spaces to recreate the Higgs discovery.
For Teachers
We have created these Teacher Notes as a free PDF download to support the use of this book in the classroom. ....

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