The Library Recommends - February 2026


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Intermittent Fasting For Dummies by Janet Bond Brill provides a clear and practical guide to understanding the science and benefits of intermittent fasting. The book explains how different fasting methods—such as the 16:8 approach, alternate-day fasting, and the 5:2 plan—work within the body to support weight management, metabolic health, and overall wellness. Written in an accessible and straightforward style, it breaks down complex nutritional concepts into easy-to-follow explanations.

 

Beyond theory, the book offers realistic strategies for getting started safely and sustainably. Readers will find meal planning tips, guidance on managing hunger and energy levels, and advice on adapting fasting to different lifestyles and health conditions. With an emphasis on evidence-based information and balanced nutrition, the book aims to help individuals make informed decisions about whether intermittent fasting is right for them.
 
 
Susan Feniger’s Street Food: Authentic Recipes from Around the World by Susan Feniger takes readers on a flavorful journey across continents, celebrating the vibrant culture of street food. Drawing inspiration from her travels, Feniger shares authentic recipes that capture the bold spices, fresh ingredients, and dynamic cooking techniques found in markets and roadside stalls around the world. The book highlights the stories and traditions behind each dish, bringing global culinary experiences into the home kitchen.
More than just a collection of recipes, the book offers practical guidance on preparing street food favorites with accessible ingredients and clear instructions. From savory snacks to hearty meals and sweet treats, each recipe is designed to reflect the spirit of its origin while remaining approachable for everyday cooks. Through vivid storytelling and diverse flavors, the book invites readers to explore international cuisine in an exciting and hands-on way.
 
 
Healthy Boundaries: How to Set Strong Boundaries, Say No Without Guilt, and Maintain Good Relationships With Your Parents, Family, and Friends by Chase Hill explores the importance of establishing clear and healthy personal boundaries in everyday life. The book explains how boundaries protect emotional well-being, strengthen self-respect, and create more balanced relationships. Through practical examples and relatable scenarios, it shows readers why setting limits is not selfish, but necessary for maintaining healthy connections with others.
In addition to explaining the theory behind boundaries, the book offers actionable strategies for communicating needs confidently and saying no without guilt. Readers are guided through techniques to manage difficult conversations, handle pushback, and maintain consistency in personal and family relationships. With a supportive and straightforward approach, the book encourages individuals to build relationships based on mutual respect and emotional clarity.

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