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Model Home
This is an intense read with an increasing sense of unease as more and more of the truth is revealed. It will appeal to readers interested in exploring childhood trauma, secrets, and their long-term effects as in Just Like Home by Sarah Gailey or The Twisted Ones by T. Kingfisher.
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Moonbound
The depth of ideas in Sloan’s excellent new book will entice readers who enjoyed James S.A. Corey’s “Expanse” series.
Bones Worth Breaking: A Memoir
This memoir is a poignant portrait of the love between two brothers and a shared life, with descriptions of traumatic experiences and the resulting scars. The relevance of the book’s themes and topics, alongside Martinez’s openness and exceptional writing skill, will undoubtedly connect with many readers.
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Dead in Long Beach, California
Readers interested in the current state of the world and the consequences of living in it will find this book both difficult and fascinating.
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Exit Interview: The Life and Death of My Ambitious Career
A recommended purchase that will have readers rooting for the author and celebrating her eventual departure from Amazon. Coulter is a witty, sardonic narrator.
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Our Migrant Souls: A Meditation on Race and the Meanings and Myths of “Latino”
Recommended for readers with an interest in sociology, anthropology, political science, and the historical context of various Latin American migrant experiences.
Sing Her Down
Pochoda’s evocation of the Old West with a couple of desperados on the run is flawlessly executed with each gritty page in this contemporary thriller, but she goes a step further in allowing the rage of her female protagonists to take center stage.
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The Mountain in the Sea
Drawing on decades of experience in overseas service (including time with the United States Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam), Nayler infuses his debut novel with fantastic elements grounded in real contemporary topics and tackles moral issues related to artificial and animal intelligence without sacrificing plot or pacing. This is a classic sci-fi thriller that’s easy to read and will have broad appeal for fans of speculative fiction.
If I Survive You
A revelatory work, full of a young man’s questioning and told in a distinctive voice, this contemplation of identity, culture, and race in the United States today is highly recommended.
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