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Kaleidoscope
True to its title, Wong’s overarching account of one family’s business is told with beautiful imagery but reveals individual pieces that show how things are not what they appear to be. This story of people, culture, and lifestyles will be appreciated by readers who enjoy novels involving families and their secrets, like Celeste Ng’s Something I Never Told You and Jean Kwok’s Searching for Sylvie Lee.
The Ghosts of Paris
A richly detailed historical mystery that spotlights social issues like postwar persecution of LGBTQ communities in both Sydney and Paris. Readers of Sulari Gentill’s “Rowland Sinclair” mysteries, set in interwar Sydney, will appreciate Moss’s riveting series.
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The House Across the Lake
Casey as the unreliable narrator mixed with suspicious neighbors, supernatural undertones, and multiple blindsiding twists, means Sager (Survive the Night) has written another winner.
The Neuroscience of You: How Every Brain Is Different and How To Understand Yours
A highly readable, entertaining, and authoritative book. Recommended for all non-specialists interested in how the brain works.
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Sinkable: Obsession, the Deep Sea, and the Shipwreck of the Titanic
A delightful read about humanity’s fascination and obsession with the sea and sea-wrecks.
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Parent Nation: Unlocking Every Child’s Potential, Fulfilling Society’s Promise
Steeped in research, this is a needed exploration of early-childhood inequities that also guides readers in taking the first steps towards correcting them.
The Good Left Undone
In this engaging novel, Trigiani conveys the beauty of Italy, the hardships of war, the taste of family recipes, and the enduring love of family. For fans of Kate Quinn or Kristin Hannah.
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Return to Uluru: The Hidden History of a Murder in Outback Australia
Honest and thought-provoking, this book takes a hard look at some uncomfortable truths in Australia’s history. Recommended for anyone wanting to examine racism, colonialism, and their continued effects.
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