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     Book Talk: These authors made an impression in 2022

     Akron Beacon Journal via Yahoo News· 1 year ago

     The end of the year is when we take a look at some books that made an impression. In fiction, former Beacon Journal reporter Thrity Umrigar’s “Honor” is...

2. • The latest in fiction, nonfiction at the library

     Times-News via Yahoo News· 2 years ago

     Here's a list of new books at the Henderson County Public Library. FICTION TITLES Listen To Me by Tess Gerritsen The It Girl by Ruth Ware The Lost Summers Of Newport by Beatriz Williams The ...

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     Survivor of childhood trauma, FSU grad will talk about 'Wolf' memoir at Midtown Reader

     Tallahassee Democrat via Yahoo News· 2 years ago

     A raw, potent, and ultimately redemptive, memoir of the trauma of childhood abuse and a legacy of...

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     ‘A Renaissance of Our Own’ is a memoir and manifesto by Rachel Cargle | Book Talk

     Akron Beacon Journal via Yahoo News· 1 year ago

     “A Renaissance of Our Own: A Memoir & Manifesto on Reimagining, a beautifully written testimony by...

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     ‘The Deepest Kill’ is complex action thriller | Book Talk

     Akron Beacon Journal via Yahoo News· 4 months ago

     “The Deepest Kill,” third in the Locard Institute series by Lisa Black, former forensic scientist at...

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     Akron author Miranda Liasson returns with ‘The Summer of Second Chances’ | Book Talk

     Akron Beacon Journal via Yahoo News· 10 months ago

     Darla Manning has spent her life waiting for the other shoe to drop. In “The Summer of Second...

7. • Book Talk: ‘Hello Cleveland’ is heartfelt portrait

     Akron Beacon Journal via Yahoo News· 2 years ago

     “Let’s take a look at how things got so weird” is Nick Perry’s offer in “Hello Cleveland: Things You Should Know About the Most Unique City in the World,” an impolite but heartfelt portrait ...

8. • Biblioracle: ‘Tracy Flick Can’t Win’ is a good book, but there’s a reason why novels shouldn’t have...

     Chicago Tribune via Yahoo News· 2 years ago

     One of my favorite things about reading a highly satisfying novel is reaching the final page and experiencing that bittersweet sensation of the story ending, while also having the distinct feeling ...