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The Last Animal
For fans of character-centered stories, particularly those focusing on women’s familial relations. Share with those who enjoyed Bonnie Garmus’s Lessons in Chemistry or Tea Cooper’s The Fossil Hunter.
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The Last Animal
Ausubel grounds the seemingly far-fetched plot by having the characters themselves express wonderment and skepticism as the events unfold. Worldly-wise and cynical, Eve and Vera navigate their unconventional lifestyle by alternately clinging to each other and setting their own boundaries. The family works toward healing in an emotionally authentic way, while the unique plot keeps the pages turning. Recommended for most collections.
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Also a noteworthy novelist (e.g., Sons and Daughters of Ease and Plenty), Ausubel is one of the better young short story writers around these days. Told in prose at once spare and image-laden, the stories are illuminating and memorable, with plots unfolding like exotic flowers, calm yet bizarre. [See Prepub Alert, 10/16/17.]
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Also a noteworthy novelist (e.g., Sons and Daughters of Ease and Plenty), Ausubel is one of the better young short story writers around these days. Told in prose at once spare and image-laden, the stories are illuminating and memorable, with plots unfolding like exotic flowers, calm yet bizarre. [See Prepub Alert, 10/16/17.]
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Sons and Daughters of Ease and Plenty
Narrator Elisabeth Rodgers takes Ausubel's witty tragicomedy with a healthy dose of Schadenfreude and adds the perfect hint of surprise, as if she has a single eyebrow playfully cocked upward in partial disbelief. Thanks to Rodgers's enchanting reading, this charmed summer best seller is sure to engage all-season audiences as well.
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A Guide to Being Born
Using a light touch and surprising wit as she weaves together elements of fantasy and folk legend, Ausubel wills a suspension of disbelief while illuminating life's common passages. This eye-opening book will appeal to short story readers as well as to fans of fantasy and young adult fiction (with a caveat that some stories are openly sexual).
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No One Is Here Except All of Us
When danger threatens, would that we could simply change reality's rules...
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