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An illuminating portrait of France's youngest ever President and what his victory means for Europe and the world.

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She wasnt glad he died but she was glad he was gone. Karen, a highly educated professional woman, is determined to find her own life after a struggle that began with her abusive husbands last gift to her: his death.

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An eye-witness account of a mother of two children under the age of five who has to come to grips with both a divorce and her mothers terminal diagnosis of cancer.

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After confronting a childhood trauma that had resonated throughout her life, psychologist Dr. Judy Rabinor, an eating disorder expert, converted her pain into a gift and became a wounded healera journey that led her to write this must-read memoir for anyone dealing with a complicated mother-daughter relationship.

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A beguiling and utterly original life story and social history told through a hand-sewn tapestry.

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A beguiling memoir and social history told through a hand-sewn tapestry.

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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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To maintain access to her two sons, Catherine must face her childhood trauma, give up people-pleasing, and develop the backbone needed to stand up to her ex-husband, a wealthy lawyer. She uses her training in psychology for her own self-understanding and growth through their years of court hearings, never giving up the fight for her right to be her sons' mother.

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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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