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- "At once tender and hilarious… A beautifully written and moving novel of loss and new beginnings" (Jonas Jonasson)
- One of Oprah Daily's must-reads for fall
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- "Invites us to laugh at this all-American zaniness and to acknowledge some of the pain that fuels it" (NPR)
- Written by a PEN/Malamud Award–winning author
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- Motherhood takes on new meaning in Jenny Slate's genre-bending essay collection
- "A wonderfully weird, incomparable, and utterly enjoyable book that readers will be glad simply exists" (Booklist starred review)
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- Meet the quirky group of working women who live at the Biedermeier in 1960s New York
- "Glitters with humor and affection for human foibles… Pure pleasure" (Kirkus Reviews)
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 | | | FEATURED IN: |  | | After a decade in a cult, Bethany Joy Lenz has some stories to tell | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - How a young Hollywood star's Bible study group took a dark turn — and how she eventually broke free
- From one of the beloved stars of One Tree Hill
- Dark humor and plenty of heart fill this "tart, refreshing" memoir (The New York Times Book Review)
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- "Valente has pulled off another spectacular feat of world-building… Uproariously funny, sweet, and hopeful" (Booklist)
- Written by a New York Times bestselling author and Hugo Award finalist
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- Penned by a #1 New York Times bestselling author
- Festive puzzles and clues to get you in the holiday spirit
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- Filled with "funny, complicated, endearing, and relatable" characters (Laurie Frankel)
- "Equally madcap and inventive" (BookPage)
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- "Will have readers clamoring for more" (Booklist starred review)
- "Beguiling… Plentiful humor and endearing budding friendships give the story heart" (Publishers Weekly)
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- Biting commentary on masculinity, millennials, and coming of age
- One of The Washington Post's recommendations for fall with praise from Maria Semple and Adelle Waldman
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