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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | 'The Anthropologists is both a bright light and a map for how to be. A massively heartening achievement' | | – Bryan Washington | | Follow Asya and Manu as they search for an apartment that's exactly right for them in a foreign city far from their respective homelands. | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | Critics are raving about this breathtaking read from the author of Long Bright River | | When 13-year-old Barbara Van Laar vanishes from the bunk of an Adirondack summer camp, it's a disturbing echo of her brother's disappearance 14 years earlier… | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | 'A big, juicy, wickedly funny social satire… probably the funniest book ever about generational family trauma' | | – Oprah Daily | | From the author of Fleishman Is in Trouble: Forty years ago, wealthy Carl Fletcher was kidnapped and held for ransom — and his family is still dealing with the aftermath. But what happens when they learn their fortune has practically disappeared? | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | 'Let State of Paradise into your life and its sticky, humid setting and twisty mystery will consume you' | | – Marie Claire | | While apocalyptic weather bears down on a sleepy Florida town, a ghostwriter becomes increasingly concerned as its residents, obsessed with a mysterious virtual reality device, begin to disappear one by one. | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | An unflinching exploration of marriage and motherhood, with acclaim from NPR, the Los Angeles Times, and more | | When aspiring writer Jane meets filmmaker John, they both want the same things: a flourishing family and creative life. But a few years will send their marriage spiraling… | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | Fans of Elif Batuman shouldn't miss this buzzy release that Ira Glass calls 'diabolically charming and magnetic' | | After escaping death in Ecuador and growing up in New York under the care of her grandparents, Catalina enrolls at Harvard. As she approaches graduation, she grapples with the future's uncertainties and shimmering possibilities in this coming-of-age novel. | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | 'Will draw you in and demand — with a warm smile — that you embrace island life and stay a while' | | – Shelby Van Pelt, author of Remarkably Bright Creatures | | London veterinarian Charlotte claims she's moving to the island of Tuga to study endangered tortoises — but she's also looking to uncover her mysterious connection to the community. Among warmly eccentric locals, will she find what she's looking for? | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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 | | | IN THE MEDIA |  | | Geraldine Brooks says this 'exquisitely crafted' collection 'places Ben Shattuck firmly among the very finest of our storytellers' | | Set in New England — from the lush forests of Maine to the insular island of Nantucket — these 12 tales of misunderstandings, secrets, and human connection intertwine across centuries. | | IN THE MEDIA | | |
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