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In this funny, heartbreaking, timely memoirtold in the form of college admission essaysIrena Smith illuminates the dissonance of working as a college consultant in Palo Alto, California, helping the best and brightest students in the country gain admission to highly selective schools, even as her own children are unraveling.

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Andrew Riemer's return to the heartland of the Habsburg empire - Austria and Hungary - in 1991, having left there at the age of 10 in 1946.

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In this wild, unabridged journey through the rearview mirror of an actress/singer/costumer/photographer/single woman turned Uber driver in San Francisco, Yamini Redewill reveals how she went from Hollywood depravity to East Indian spiritualityand from lifelong victimhood to self-lovethrough loving and serving her passengers.

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The life and death of a 19th-century circus legend.

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Andy Wests first book will give readers a unique look inside Britains prisons today, tell his unusual family story and offer a compelling exploration of some of lifes most fascinating questions.

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In a moment of desperation, after seeing too many patients and loved ones battle cancer, a doctor starts running teamnever dreaming what a positive impact it will have on her community.

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The Man on the Headland is the story of Kylie, her schoolmaster husband, Roddy, and her two children, both born during her time in Laurieton.

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One house. Two housemates. Three reasons to worry: Winnie and Ben are separated by 50 years, a gulf in class, and major differences of opinion.

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From the author of The Gran Tour, a portrait of an intergenerational friendship.

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A fantastically readable biography of a 19th-century Parisian courtesan who harbours an incredible secret.

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A fantastically readable biography of a 19th-century Parisian courtesan who harbours an incredible secret.

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"Lee Child recruits Joyce Carol Oates, Jonathan Ames, Cara Black, and others to reveal nicotine's scintillating alter egos"--

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Recalling personal experiences of living in Warsaw and Kiev, Ann C. Colley creates a complex, composite portrait of Poland and Ukraine at a time between the fall of the Soviet Union and the recent resurgence of a Russian threat.

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A tale of a real-life Robinson Crusoe and his total retreat from human society.

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A tale of a real-life Robinson Crusoe and his total retreat from human society.

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A moving, inspirational memoir about how living and working in an all-black town during the height of the civil rights movement profoundly affected the authors entire familyand how they in turn impacted the community.

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In 1976, two newlyweds plan a future together in the mysterious city of Sao Paulo, Brazil. What follows is a true story of brutality, innocence lost, and survival found.

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A brilliant narrative investigation into the 1920s case that inspired Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers and Margery Allingham.

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A brilliant narrative investigation into the 1920s case that inspired Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers and Margery Allingham

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Sue Camaione is a rebellious young woman in pursuit of physical pleasure and sexual equality during the second wave of feminism--the 1970s-80s, a time when gender double standards rule. Throughout her adventures she doggedly resists the virgin-whore dichotomy at every turn and learns that the road to freedom is a minefield paved with passion, danger, and love.

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Outrageous, hysterical, and at times terrifying, Chef Rossi's second memoir takes readers back to her teenage years, where she comes out, comes of age, and throws off the oppressive misogyny of the Chasidic Jewish tradition.