Now We Can All Go Home: Three Novellas in Homage to Chekhov
By Catherine Browder
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These tales imagine what happens after some of the famed Russian writer's plays end.
Russian Tattoo: A Memoir
By Elena Gorokhova
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A refreshing amount of candor elevates this chronicle of an immigrant’s life in America.
The Forgers: A Novel
By Bradford Morrow
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This whodunit has a clever premise, but that might not be enough.
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Though well-researched, this tale of Crescent City corruption is less compelling than the events it covers.
Watch Me: A Memoir
By Anjelica Huston
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The Meaty Truth: Why Our Food Is Destroying Our Health and Environment — and Who Is Responsible
By Shushana Castle and Amy-Lee Goodman
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This book’s mission is not only to educate us on where our food comes from, but also to promote a plant-based diet.