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Rebel: My Escape from Saudi Arabia to Freedom
A heartbreaking and tense narrative of discovery and escape.
The Vortex: A True Story of History’s Deadliest Storm, an Unspeakable War, and Liberation
An essential history of the infuriatingly tragic creation of Bangladesh amid a devastating storm, genocide, war, political intrigue, and hope.
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Hello, Molly!
A scattered but often-absorbing recollection, tending more towards anecdote than introspection, and becoming most thoughtful when Shannon reflects on her complex relationship with her father and her mother’s absence from her life.
Loss of Memory Is Only Temporary: Stories
Francine Prose’s preface aptly praises Kaplan’s “paradoxically scathing and compassionate insight” into characters revealed in the midst of an uncertain present, poised between Old World and New. A rare gem, recovered.
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Mercy Street
Haigh (Baker Towers), an award-winning, New York Times best-selling author, holds her readers captive from first to last page with an unflinching look at the human tragedies that lie behind every layer of the never-ending controversial national abortion battle. Her piercing character portrayals and eavesdrop-quality dialogue will have readers asking for her previous works.
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Dogs on the Trail: A Year in the Life
For dog lovers, armchair dogsledders, and those who love adventure and survival stories or stunning nature photography.
Scoundrel: How a Convicted Murderer Persuaded the Women Who Loved Him, the Conservative Establishment, and the Courts To Set Him Free
An immediately absorbing story of crime, manipulation, and influence.
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Foreverland: On the Divine Tedium of Marriage
Havrilesky successfully provides ample opportunities for readers to laugh, commiserate, and critique, regardless of their phase in life or marital status. A welcome addition to memoir and women’s studies collections.
I Came All This Way To Meet You: Writing Myself Home
What Attenberg has learned about being a writer and a human offers a valuable lesson for readers seeking wholeness, healing, self-expression, and strength. The result is a humorous memoir of transformation that will delight a range of readers.
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