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The Marriage of Opposites
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Rachel, the mother of Camille Pissarro, father of Impressionism, has dreamed of Paris from the time she was a child. To save her ...Read Review
The Train to Crystal City: FDR’s Secret Prisoner Exchange Program and America’s Only Family Internment Camp During World War II
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Many Americans have heard of internment centers created by the United States during World War II. Manzanar is best known, but there were 9 ...Read Review
The Children’s Crusade
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Ann Packer’s masterful new novel (after Songs Without Words, 2008) is the story of an American family told in their own words, which ...Read Review
Darkness at Noon
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This chilling, fictionalized account of one man’s victimization in the Moscow show trials of the 1930s is Scriber’s re-release of Koestler’...Read Review
The Girl Next Door
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Fans of prolific and award-winning author Rendell will not be disappointed by her latest novel. On the outskirts of war-torn London in the 1940...Read Review
The Boston Girl
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In 1985 Addie Baum’s granddaughter asks her, “How did you get to be who you are?” It’s a long story, one which ...Read Review
The Remarkable Courtship of General Tom Thumb
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Who is the world’s most famed entertainer during the Civil War era? John Wilkes Booth may come to mind, but his contemporary, ...Read Review
The Sacred River
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The Sacred River begins its journey in Victorian England and then takes the reader to Egypt. Harriet is a 23-year-old invalid, and her ...Read Review
All the Light We Cannot See
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Sometimes a novel doesn’t merely transport. It immerses, engulfs, keeps you caught within its words until the very end, when you blink ...Read Review
Henna House
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This extraordinary family saga begins in Yemen in 1923. Five-year-old Adela is the ninth child and only daughter and lives in fear of ‘confiscation’ ...Read Review
