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Natalie Serber
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Shout Her Lovely Name
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| When Thurlow Dan, the isolated cult leader who dwells at the leading edge of crazy, a man idolized by thousands yet loved by no one, cries out to his followers, "Tell me something real," I leaned forward in my seat. I wanted to hear what Fiona Maazel...more | |
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The Happiness Project: Or Why I Spent a Year Trying to Sing in the Morning, Clean My Closets, Fight Right, Read Aristotle, and Generally Have More Fun
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| I liked this book more as I got further into it. At first I was aghast, "Really?" I thought. Did I want to continue to read about how hard it was to be kind to her husband, to hold back the sniping at her kids. I'm not suggesting that I am not someti...more | |
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Toxic Secrets Every family has a cache of secret miseries, few as toxic and life defining as those of Jim and Bob Burgess, the eponymous characters of Elizabeth Strout’s wonderful new novel, THE BURGESS BOYS. Living beneath a shadow of loss and blame...more |
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| “You wonder about me. I wonder about you.” So begins and ends A TALE FOR THE TIME BEING, Ruth Ozeki’s rich and engaging new novel. Two women on different continents have written these words, one in a diary and one in a letter. One of the writers is N...more | |
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“She named her cat Phil Donahue, hoping he'd greet her the way Donahue ran to the women in his audience, eager to hear anything they had to say about seat belts, war, or divorce.”
― Natalie Serber, Shout Her Lovely Name
― Natalie Serber, Shout Her Lovely Name
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