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I’m Starting To Worry About This Black Box of Doom
This novel is effective in innumerable ways, particularly with its attention to the generational gap and the emotional disconnection created by the internet. Pargin’s deft combination of mystery and satire will appeal to the YA audience and to older readers.
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Negative Girl
Cudmore’s (The Big Rewind) neo-noir is a well-crafted story that not only functions as an ode to great music but also assembles a plot that is consistently entertaining and satisfying.
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City in Ruins
If this is truly Winslow’s valediction, one couldn’t ask for anything more fitting and rewarding.
Hunted
Mukherjee approaches terrorism and terrorist actors with a view that is more nuanced than cut-and-dried.
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Smoke Kings
In this story with an impassioned plotline and an assortment of complex characters, Mayfield approaches an often controversial subject with nuance, ushering in an array of perspectives from his dramatis personae. A brilliant debut from a promising talent.
Leave No Trace
High-octane action fuels the story, which is nicely bookended with factoids about the parks and landmarks it features. This must-read thriller is addictive and engaging and will please National Parks enthusiasts and fans of action stories.
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What Mother Won’t Tell Me
Will delight readers of Paula Hawkins and Gillian Flynn, as well as fans of psychological thrillers.
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Harold
The world as seen through the title character’s eyes is full of awe-inspiring wonder and fascination and is very relatable. The sincerity of Harold’s thoughts is often coupled with a cynical sense of humor that make for a droll and thought-provoking read that never ceases to prove enjoyable.
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Baghdad Blues: A Novel of the Iraq War
Kierkegaard is an imperfect hero, an efficient soldier who bridles at the bumbling orders of high command. Fans of the movies Jarhead and Full Metal Jacket will appreciate the journey Kierkegaard is on.
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