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Computing Taste: Algorithms and the Makers of Music Recommendation
Seaver offers insight into algorithmic music recommendations that’s entertaining and easily digestible for laypeople.
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Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires
Rushkoff’s anecdotes and relatable voice will attract readers interested in technology and business, as well as those who want to know more about how wealthy tech magnates live.
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The Hollow Kind
Davidson (The Boatman’s Daughter) crafts an intricate supernatural story about a family’s history that will leave readers shaken. However, they will have to wade through the novel’s extreme level of detail to reach the conclusion.
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Things We Do in the Dark
Readers of Megan Goldin and Lisa Jewell will enjoy this thrilling take on a character reinventing herself but unable to run away from the past. Hillier is a must-read for the mystery genre.
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Bomb Shelter: Love, Time, and Other Explosives
Philpott gives words to feelings of worry that many readers can likely relate to, and she gives readers hope, not by offering solutions, but by telling them that they are not alone.
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Boys Come First
Readers who enjoy character-driven romance, especially LGBTQ+ fiction, will appreciate this book. Some may be put off by the explicit sexual content, but the plot and the strong characters should keep them turning pages.
Left on Tenth: A Second Chance at Life
With poetic writing, strong characterization, and a powerful love story, Ephron’s memoir takes readers on a journey of loss, pain, hope, and perseverance.
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No Second Chances
Via an omniscient third-person narration, Youers’s thriller gives each character’s perspective and reveals their backstories. Readers of Lee Child and Stephen King will enjoy this book.
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Echoes of the Dead
The series has through lines, but each book can be read as a stand-alone; this installment is great for readers looking for a Stephen King–like scare.
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