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I do think we need to cut the past some slack because the tendency is to disqualify people for their imperfections. I think that people are messy, and I really sought in this to embrace not only the messiness of people, but eras. From the review: "Heidi Blake lays out a sturdy case that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a cold, treacherous thug who runs his country like a criminal cartel. But European and Asian leaders were so eager to welcome Russia into the family of free nations — and to buy Russian gas and oil — that they looked the other way as Putin consolidated his power and his opponents started turning up dead.

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With all the storms in late January and February, it feels like we have less touring authors this winter, or perhaps we just didn't get on the tour lists. But April is already looking pretty packed. The problem is that now when I want to bring something up with Chris, the data files have been replaced by more novels.

Casual details suddenly take on new surprising significance. There's real pleasure in this hopscotching narrative: with each new point of view, a clearer sense of the hidden story emerges as the reader slowly pieces together some shocking revelations. The most moving parts of the book are those that step back and let the events and the actions speak for themselves, as when one character the shy bookish one from high school recalls his first tours in Afghanistan. The beautifully precise details are all the more vivid for their lack of accompanying commentary. The real core of this earnestly ambitious debut lies not in its sweeping statements but in its smaller moments, in its respectful and bighearted renderings of damaged and thwarted lives.

It's the human scale that most descriptively reveals the truth about the world we're living in. I should also note that we've sold copies of Ohio, so some of you may have already the book and are interested in sharing thoughts. Our in-store book clubs do not have registration, and do not require membership of any sort. Great for adults and kids 13 and up.

I've always wondered if this book is a new edition of Bayard Rustin: The Invisible Activist , which was published by Quakerpress. I assume it is! They note how King had applied for a gun permit and had an armed bodyguard; The authors note: "For Rustin, getting rid of the guns was necessary to safeguard the lives of those in the movement. Rustin convinced Dr. King of the same, and the great civil rights leader soon devoted himself to nonviolence.

See you on Wednesday. Houtman is also visiting area schools. So much drama.

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Will it pack as much punch when we get to "Peter Ash goes to the Quad Cities! That reviewer called 5 a "kinetic, breathless masterpiece " And here's Booklist "Readers of earlier Ash novels recognize the setup for a wild ride; this novel delivers it times four. The trail leads to Iceland, letting Petrie display his gift for vivid, visceral prose.

Cliffs are "caked in wind-sculpted white. The Wild One is a beautifully written novel, rich with deep, complex characters, full-throttle action, and a superbly realized setting. Nick Petrie is doing headliner work. Plus our first buyers get a Nick Petrie ice scraper. More on the upcoming events page. We already had a table up promoting Christina Clancy's The Second Home suggesting preorders for the holidays, and the solicitation for quotes came much earlier than that.

Her book, by the way, is out June 2, - we'll have the first of several Milwaukee-area events at Boswell on launch day. By the time I read the book in fall, just before Reid did a meet-the-author dinner in Chicago, the line of booksellers championing this debut novel stretched out the door and around the block.

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It's the number one Indie Next rec for January We didn't get on the tour, but if your city did, lucky you. Here's more. It's also the new Reese Witherspoon book club pick and I'm only sad because the Reese seal sort of mars what is an absolutely fantastic jacket. Putnam knew they had a winner and made matching tote bags, something they also did with Benjamin's book.

That blue! I think it's actually pretty close to the Pantone color of the year, classic blue, and it really does look great with black. I really should have worn my almost completely matching blue pants today, but instead I just have my button. Marketing, marketing, marketing. But the thing about Such a Fun Age is that the there is there. It's really hard not to fall in love with this book, the story of a young black woman who takes a job babysitting for a wealthy, not-much-older white woman in Philadelphia.

An uncomfortable grocery-store incident with racist overtones seems likely to blow up, but Emira really wants to put this behind her and convinces bystander Kelley, who recorded the incident on his phone, to not release it. Lots of bad advice! The buzzed-about novel takes a thoroughly modern approach to the timeless upstairs-downstairs trope.

It's a book that is of the moment that also transcends the moment. It's a new age of nanny diaries, all very different from Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus's hit. Critics have praised Reid's channeling of lots of different voices, but Emira steals the show. I really liked the switching around because sometimes I read a first-person narrative where I get through a good chunk of the book, I think I need a breather. Can't someone else talk? That's not the case for Such a Fun Age.

I so enjoyed this book- it's on my rec shelf and I'm buying our first copy. Hope to sell many more! The Dutch House, by Ann Patchett 2.

The Starless Sea , by Erin Morgenstern 4. The Topeka School , by Ben Lerner 5. The Testaments, by Margaret Atwood 6. Where the Crawdads Sing , by Delia Owens 7. Exhalation, by Ted Chiang 8. The Nickel Boys , by Colson Whitehead 9. It will be interesting to see whether this holds up in , especially during January gift card spending. Trust Exercise , Susan Choi's powerful fifth novel, will give you plenty to talk about.

At pages, it's not a major time commitment, but be warned that it is impossible to discuss this book meaningfully if everyone hasn't read the whole thing. It's also tricky to review, as it derives so much of its impact from audacious narrative twists that I don't want to risk spoiling. Say Nothing, by Patrick Radden Keefe 3.

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