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The Mighty Red
A triumph of an audio, this is a must-listen for Erdrich’s many fans and those seeking thoughtful literary fiction with hidden depths.
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The Improvisers
An exciting and energetic novel, melding magic, mystery, and even a touch of enemies-to-lovers romance. Glover’s fans and new listeners alike will be pleased.
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You Never Know: A Memoir
Selleck’s memoir will be of most interest to diehard fans of Magnum, P.I., but his lively narration makes this an appealing celebrity memoir for general audiences.
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The Icon and the Idealist: Margaret Sanger, Mary Ware Dennett, and the Rivalry That Brought Birth Control to America
Gorton’s well-researched account offers fascinating insight into the history of family planning and its relevance in modern politics. Edwards’s narration does justice to both the topic and the book.
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April Storm
Though the ending is a little too pat, Meacham’s fans won’t want to miss her final, posthumously published book. Predictable, but compelling.
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Into Unknown Skies: An Unlikely Team, a Daring Race, and the First Flight Around the World
Randall’s meticulously researched story of a daring yet largely forgotten air race is a treat for those seeking a fascinating story of the resilience and ingenuity that changed the course of aviation history. A perfect listen for fans of Richard J. Goodrich’s L.A. Birdmen.
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Once More from the Top
Immersive and psychologically rich, Layden’s novel offers piercing insights into the cost of ambition and the fragile bonds of friendship. For fans of Hayley Drischer’s Where Are You, Echo Blue??
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Lola in the Mirror
Despite the grim violence, Dalton’s story of addiction, tragedy, and found family resonates with tenderness and empathy. A thorny but sweet coming-of-age tale for fans of Sofie Laguna’s The Choke.
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Radio Free Afghanistan: A Twenty-Year Odyssey for an Independent Voice in Kabul
A must-listen memoir offering a moving account of life in Kabul during both Taliban regimes and the years in between when Mohseni’s groundbreaking company provided independent radio and TV for the Afghan people.
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