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Science News' Favorite Books of 2015

With piles of books published each year, it can be hard to choose the most worthy titles to curl up with at the end of a long day. To help sort through 2015's books, the Science News staff offers its must-read picks, many of which have been previously reviewed in the magazine. Read those reviews at the links below or in our Editor's Pick: Favorite books of 2015.
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The Invention of Nature (Andrea Wulf)
The Invention of Nature (Andrea Wulf)
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The Reason for Flowers (Stephen Buchmann)
The Reason for Flowers (Stephen Buchmann)
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The Diet Myth (Tim Spector)
The Diet Myth (Tim Spector)
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Black Hole (Marcia Bartusiak)
Black Hole (Marcia Bartusiak)
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How to Clone a Mammoth (Beth Shapiro)
How to Clone a Mammoth (Beth Shapiro)
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The Invaders (Pat Shipman)
The Invaders (Pat Shipman)
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The Science of Mom (Alice Callahan)
The Science of Mom (Alice Callahan)
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Lesser Beasts (Mark Essig)
Lesser Beasts (Mark Essig)
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Do No Harm (Henry Marsh)
Do No Harm (Henry Marsh)
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Infested (Brooke Borel)
Infested (Brooke Borel)
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Rust (Jonathan Waldman)
Rust (Jonathan Waldman)
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Scientific Babel (Michael D. Gordin)
Scientific Babel (Michael D. Gordin)
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A Beautiful Question (Frank Wilczek)
A Beautiful Question (Frank Wilczek)
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