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My Soul Twin
In this fraught tale of how the sins of the parents haunt and punish their offspring, the tension and sadness are almost too much to bear. Billed as a modern-day Wuthering Heights.
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Jan Morris: Life from Both Sides
Recommended not just for fans of Morris but any general reader looking for an insightful biography of a pioneer who is transgender, a literary great, and who synergistically brought grace and beauty to her times.
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Life As Told by a Sapiens to a Neanderthal
Although an indirect way to approach a subject, even in translation there is literary sparkle to the text and plenty to learn.
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Make Your Own Party: Twenty Blueprints To MYO Party!
Recommended for purchase in all public libraries.
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Don’t Applaud. Either Laugh or Don’t. (At the Comedy Cellar)
Though it focuses on a single New York comedy club, Hankinson’s work will also appeal to pop culture enthusiasts and those interested in the importance of freedom of expression in the arts.
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Rise & Shine
This abstract portrait of humanity’s struggle to survive in a world decimated by humankind’s foolhardy choices and climate crises gives fans of dystopian fiction a perplexing new world to consider.
The Death of Murat Idrissi
In this taut, psychologically powerful tale, long-listed for the 2019 International Booker Prize, Wieringa’s masterly descriptions create a sense of foreboding. Wieringa excels at characterization while raising serious questions surrounding identity and immigration in a deceptively brief work. Highly recommended.
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Hare’s Fur
As beautifully shaped as Russell’s pottery, this is for any reader seeking character and relationship development under trying (to put it mildly) circumstances.
City on Fire: The Fight for Hong Kong
This fascinating read is essential for anyone interested in the current affairs of Hong Kong, specifically, and China, generally. Readers looking for a more academic take on a similar topic should consider Ngok Ma and Edmund W. Cheng’s The Umbrella Movement.
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