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The Second: Race and Guns in a Fatally Unequal America
An important but too-compact analysis that might leave readers wishing for more. Like Anderson’s previous works, this is essential for everyone interested in U.S. history.
Winning Independence: The Decisive Years of the Revolutionary War, 1778–1781
Ferling’s lengthy, comprehensive, and essential work has staying power and should become one of the leading resources on the Revolutionary War.
PREMIUM
Kin
Rodenberg writes with an evocative and unflinching style, despite sometimes jarring shifts in narrative. This is a richly nuanced portrait of people and place, along with the bounds of forgiveness. Good for biography readers eager to explore the complexities of family relationships, or readers interested in women’s lives in Appalachia.
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The Mysteries
Silver (Mary Coin; Little Nothing) paints an evocative picture of the early ’70s. This compelling domestic drama, with heartbreak at its center, depicts the everyday mysteries that lead up to the big one
The Age of Acrimony: How Americans Fought to Fix Their Democracy, 1865–1915
This compelling history of a time that mirrors our own will be enjoyed by readers interested in American history and politics.
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The Unreasonable Virtue of Fly Fishing
The author’s love of fly fishing is obvious, but this latest book is for limited audience.
Zorrie
During an early scene, Zorrie and her friends toss flakes of radium paint into the air and stare with wonder at its seemingly miraculous glow. Through an ordinary life of hard work and simple pleasures, Zorrie comes to learn the real wonder is life itself. A quiet, beautifully done, and memorable novel.
The Musical Human: A History of Life on Earth
With humorous and concise prose, Spitzer makes a convincing case for the irreducible musical properties of human beings.
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The Mask Falling
Existing fans will cheer, while those new to the series should absolutely start with book one.
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