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In This Religion-Heavy Novel, The Devil Isn't the Only Evil
A brave group of Mennonite women resists the patriarchy in an isolated Bolivian colony in Miriam Toews's forthcoming novel, 'Women Talking.'
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A Book for Lovers of Paper...and Mindfulness
A pair of Dutch magazine editors bonded as friends and colleagues to create a series of beautiful interactive books highlighting the importance of mindfulness.
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James Oseland's Mom Made His Memoir Possible
Literally! But really, 'Jimmy Neurosis,' the food personality's 1970s punk rock coming-of-age story, gives all due credit to a truly singular mom.
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Only in New England—And This Novel—Could Something Like This Happen
In Elizabeth McCracken's first novel in 20 years, a woman mysteriously appears in a New England cemetery at the turn of the 20th century and goes on to build a bowling alley that leaves a mark on the town.
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Who Can You Trust in Annie Ward's New Novel?
Set in the Balkans, this psychological thriller is a vehicle for the 'bad' women that capture our imagination—the ones who know what they want and go out and get it.
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The Soda Goes Pop In This New Novel
The rise and fall of a soft drink dynasty follows the course of an American century in Snowden Wright's 'American Pop.'
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Chigozie Obioma's Magical African Mystery Tour
A guardian spirit oversees the destiny of a Nigerian poultry farmer as he pursues success and the hand of the woman he loves in this new novel.
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The Media Star Monk's Next Self-Care Tome
A Korean Zen Buddhist monk deepens his message of love and acceptance in his second illustrated self-care book.
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Open Book: Comeback Novel Spotlights the Haves and Have Nots
The fate of failed Jewish immigrant farmers collides with the glitter of Chicago’s 1893 World’s Fair in 'The Lake on Fire,' Rosellen Brown’s first novel in 18 years.
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Open Book: Party Like It’s... BookExpo 2018!
Open Book turns one at a medley of BookExpo fetes celebrating the people of publishing.
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