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Adelstein’s informative and entertaining account of governmental greed, corporate corruption, and financial scandal reads like fiction. A propulsive and intriguing look at Japan’s sociopolitical dynamics, perfect for those who enjoyed Paul Bleakley’s The Australian Gamble.
Reeder’s invigorating account of a pioneering woman physician is a testament to all the women healers and writers whose indelible contributions to the field have led to compassionate, research-based care for all.
By taking a closer look at the experiences of Asian Americans, Camp’s debut challenges the social and political structures that incite anti-Asian sentiment in the United States. An empowering work for those seeking a thought-provoking look at Asian American experiences and pathways toward recovery and healing.
A fun, lighthearted listen, perfect for fans of gardening and cozy mysteries. This entertaining novel pairs well with Marty Eberhardt’s Bones in the Back Forty.
This audio will appeal to listeners seeking a gentle mystery about bookshops, small towns, and secrets. Recommended for fans of Tamara Berry, Amanda Flower, and Ellery Adams.