Rising From Trauma: ‘I Thought It Would Be Better Than This’
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Rising From Trauma: ‘I Thought It Would Be Better Than This’

Author Jessica N. Turner discusses surefire ways to work through heartbreak and disappointment.
‘Sons and Daughters’: A Beautiful Memorial to Yiddish Culture
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Adam H. Douglas

‘Sons and Daughters’: A Beautiful Memorial to Yiddish Culture

This novel is an elegy of a lost culture of faith and family in 1930s.
‘Korea: War Without End’: The Unfinished Business of WWII
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Mark Lardas

‘Korea: War Without End’: The Unfinished Business of WWII

The authors analyze the Korean War, which impacts international politics even today.
‘The Cat Who Saved The Library’: An Adventure With a Tabby
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Adam H. Douglas

‘The Cat Who Saved The Library’: An Adventure With a Tabby

Author Sosuke Natsukawa brings us a new tale set in the world of the highly successful ‘The Cat Who Saved Books.’
‘The Sphinxing Rabbit’: An Allegory for Our Times
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‘The Sphinxing Rabbit’: An Allegory for Our Times

Blending whimsy and art history with deep warning, this trilogy invites readers to think twice about the structure of society.

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Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for June 13–19
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Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for June 13–19

‘Red Lily’: A Cold War Adventure in Paris
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‘Red Lily’: A Cold War Adventure in Paris

Author Janice Graham places her Soviet characters in a unique setting in this delightful farce of a spy story.
Rising From Trauma: ‘I Thought It Would Be Better Than This’
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Rising From Trauma: ‘I Thought It Would Be Better Than This’

Author Jessica N. Turner discusses surefire ways to work through heartbreak and disappointment.
‘The Story of My Life’: A Caffeine-Driven Novel
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This small-town romance novel seems sweet and gentle but is ultimately cartoonish and overly spicy.
Revolution, War, and the Man Who Was Everywhere
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Revolution, War, and the Man Who Was Everywhere

James Crossland’s ‘Rogue Agent’ is a thrilling biography worthy of his daring, brilliant, yet morally conflicted subject.
Author Daria Lavelle’s Novel ‘Aftertaste’: Check Please
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The book serves up a gumbo of poetry slam indulgence, bizarre theology, and banal dialogue in her novel.
‘How to Get Along With Anyone’: A Needed Skill
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‘How to Get Along With Anyone’: A Needed Skill

Authors John Eliot and Jim Guinn show how to outsmart conflict before it starts.
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for June 6–12
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‘The Persistence of the Ideological Lie’: Reflective of Today’s Politics
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Professor emeritus Daniel J. Mahoney puts the spotlight on today’s ‘progressive’ ideologies.
‘Sons and Daughters’: A Beautiful Memorial to Yiddish Culture
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Adam H. Douglas

‘Sons and Daughters’: A Beautiful Memorial to Yiddish Culture

This novel is an elegy of a lost culture of faith and family in 1930s.