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What’s Real About Race? explores the race concept as a powerful socio-political construction and as an equally empty one from the perspective of the biological sciences.”

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Adichie’s powerful and rich prose expos[es] the fault lines of cruelty and the multi-layered elements of cultures.

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"Author Susan Meissner is a veteran who knows how spin a story . . ."

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“The characters in A Forty Year Kiss are realistic, and many of the scenes are quite well-written, but the story itself falls short of feeling true to life.”

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“Kelly’s skillfully delineated characters and expertly woven plot provide an engrossing story that lifts the spirits.”

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an enriching, inspiring, and well-crafted story for young readers.

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Readers of literary suspense will find the novel an excellent choice.”

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“Adams argues that the rules by which Early Medieval English kings exercised power ‘are the same rules by which politicians and corporations play today.’ That, however, is only one of the m

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"Epstein has created a character much more memorable than Dickens' original."

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“The author knows what she’s talking about and explains things in kid-friendly terms.”

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“A variation on The Miracle Worker, maybe, but still compelling.”

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“Raybourn’s reliably skillful plot twists and nimble writing, along with dialogue that should have a warning label (about choking with laughter), make this one of the liveliest crime novels

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