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Books by Kate DiCamillo, Graywolf Press on shortlist for National Book Award
"Raymie Nightingale" a finalist in young people's literature; "Look," by Solmaz Sharif, a finalist in poetry.
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Review: 'The Heavens May Fall,' by Allen Eskens
FICTION: In lawyer turned writer Allen Eskens' third mystery, troubled detective Max Rupert investigates and broods.
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Review: 'The Lesser Bohemians,' by Eimear McBride
FICTION: A spellbinding second novel about a woman's turbulent relationship with an older man in 1990s London.
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Review: 'A Truck Full of Money,' by Tracy Kidder
NONFICTION: A Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer pulls back the curtain on new-age genius, technology, money and the traps of obsession.
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Review: 'Cruel Beautiful World,' by Caroline Leavitt
FICTION: A young girl runs off with her English teacher in 1969, and the romance changes quickly to captivity.
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Review: 'News of the World,' by Paulette Jiles
FICTION: A gentle veteran must return a kidnapped child to her family in the 1860s.
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Review: 'Hero of the Empire: The Boer War, a Daring Escape, and the Making of Winston Churchill,' by Candice Millard
NONFICTION: A page-turning tale of the life of a young Winston Churchill during the Boer War.
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Review: 'Today Will Be Different,' by Maria Semple
FICTION: A Seattle mother learns that her best intentions stand no chance against forces beyond her control in the latest comic adventure by the author of "Where'd You Go, Bernadette?"
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So many books, so little time: How do you choose what to read next?
There are millions of books out there, and new ones publish every week. What's your method?
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Milkweed to publish memoir of Minn. couple who spent year in Boundary Waters
Dave and Amy Freeman will turn their year-long adventure into a book.
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Review: 'All That Man Is,' by David Szalay
FICTION: Man Booker Prize-shortlisted tales focus on European contemporary life.
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Review: 'The Risen,' by Ron Rash
FICTION: Two small-town brothers are forced to deal with the past and a woman they knew 40 years earlier.
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Review: 'Moscow Nights,' by Nigel Cliff
NONFICTION: An affectionate, entertaining biography of American pianist Van Cliburn, whose passion for Russian music briefly paused the Cold War.
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