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The Witches of New York
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The Witches of New York is the third novel from bestselling author Ami McKay. While the new novel sees the return of Moth ...Read Review
Their Finest
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Their Finest, coming to the U.S. after an Orange Prize nomination and with a forthcoming film adaptation, brings humor, heartbreak, and more ...Read Review
The Great Divide
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This book’s subtitle is “Nature and Human Nature in the Old World and the New,” which comes close to a summing up, ...Read Review
A Far Piece to Canaan
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Young Sam Zelinsky is the son of Jewish sharecroppers in Kentucky in 1945—a situation that author Sam Halpern writes about with authority, since ...Read Review
Lucky Bunny
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The title of Jill Dawson’s seventh novel, Lucky Bunny, is ironic. The white bunny that Queenie Dove receives as a present from ...Read Review
When We Argued All Night
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Along a lake in the Adirondack Mountains near a cabin in the woods, Artie Saltzman and Harold Abramowitz, friends since the third grade, ...Read Review
Clair de Lune
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What was life like for a 25-year-old female junior college professor in Missouri in 1941? America has not entered the war yet, and the ...Read Review
The Printmaker’s Daughter
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Readers will cherish this story and not soon forget the daughter of Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1839). The famous painter of The Great Wave had ...Read Review
Waiting for Robert Capa
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Almost everything in this novel violates the rules writers are told to follow. The author uses fragmented sentences, tells a lot more than ...Read Review
Gillespie and I
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Harriet Baxter is sitting in her flat in Bloomsbury in 1933 writing her memoir of events that took place in Glasgow in 1888 at the ...Read Review