Catherine Tingelstad
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Water and Abandon
In a mesmerizing story that unfolds at a leisurely pace. Vivian deftly illustrates the fragility of life and the consuming nature of loss. Readers who enjoy literary fiction that delves into the nuances of the human psyche will want to read this novel.
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The Colonel
An important and compelling novel that will unquestionably be appreciated by readers with an interest in the political history of Iran and its societal effect.
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Mountains of the Moon
This is a challenging novel. The flashbacks and staccato sentence structure contribute to a chaotic tone. However, the book will appeal to readers drawn to unconventional works.
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Chapman's Odyssey
Readers who have a passion for literature, poetry, and well-rendered characterization will find themselves happily drawn into the world of Harry Chapman; highly recommended. [See Prepub Alert, 1/21/12.]
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How Should a Person Be?
Heti's book will appeal to readers who appreciate an alternative to traditional narrative style and a searing yet playful examination of self.
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Caring Is Creepy
Although the story's main character is a 15-year-old girl, the dark subject matter and several violent events limit the recommended audience to the mature reader. Those who can empathize with flawed characters in dire situations will not be able to put this book down.
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Five Bells
With its deliberate pacing and introspective style, this is a book for contemplative readers willing to lose themselves in the characters' journeys between present and past.
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Penguin Lost
At times, the translation into English from the original Russian interferes with a fluid reading of the text. Still, the story delivers a level of intrigue sufficient to capture and sustain the reader's attention. This novel will be of great interest to readers of eastern European literature and lovers of intricate plotlines.
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The Secret in Their Eyes
This book is primarily a murder mystery, but the focus on 1970s Argentina and the internal angst of the protagonist add layers of complexity. Highly recommended for readers with an interest in suspense, history, and the human psyche.
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