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I found this book immediately after listening to author Elna Baker on a podcast (episode #589) from This American Life called “Tell Me I’m Fat.̶...
I found this book immediately after listening to author Elna Baker on a podcast (episode #589) from This American Life called “Tell Me I’m Fat.̶...
Do I really need to explain why I read this book? If you’re a parent, then you have already spent a minute wondering how your children got so spoiled. Bec...
Pulling from a real event (the hijacking of a Japanese embassy in Peru in 1996), Ann Patchett creates a similar hostage situation in an unnamed South American c...
The irony of reading this book in the midst of the Orlando attack is not lost on me. The timing couldn’t have been better. The Submission is set two years...
It wouldn’t be accurate to say that Tana French writes the traditional “Whodunit?” crime thriller because it’s almost always clear which...
The first thing I want to tell you is that Amy Greene is a local. For that reason alone, I wanted to buy this book and support her. I don’t know her perso...