READ HER LIKE AN OPEN BOOK

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Powell's Books recommends 25 women to read before you die
Twelve Australian writers you should know
THE BERRY PICKERS explores the lengths people will go to for family in a story set against North America's dark history of anti-Indigenous racism
BURIAL RITES: Haunting historical fiction blends murder-mystery and character study
Eight books about Indigenous lives and cultures to read on Indigenous Peoples' Day and beyond
Emilia Bassano Lanyer: Was she the Dark Lady of Shakespeare's sonnets?
Q&A with Susanna Clarke on creating the world of PIRANESI
WILD DARK SHORE explores the impact of isolation and climate change on characters coping with loss and betrayal
PEACH BLOSSOM SPRING an absorbing family drama of war, migration, and heritage -- and the power of stories to heal
THE WIND KNOWS MY NAME stuffs too many stories into too few pages, resulting in a superficial and cliched novel

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