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“Killers of the Flower Moon” is one of the most propulsive, engrossing true-crime stories that I’ve ever had the opportunity to read...there’s a purplish hue that lays over the prose and points up the lurid nature of the narrative without ever succumbing to the urge to exploit.

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The author also ties in the related problem of our status as the most incarcerated nation in the world and why this punitive system is ineffective. This is an important, persuasive book that, if read, can help Americans begin to heal the divide between these two nations.

Publishers Weekly

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Adichie’s new book serves not as criteria or a list of skills every woman must have in order to qualify as a feminist; rather it provides tools to help you understand how to respond to situations that call equality into question.

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...it is lively, provocative and sure to be another hit among the pooh-bahs. But readers ought to be prepared: Almost every blithe pronouncement Harari makes (that “the free individual is just a fictional tale concocted by an assembly of biochemical algorithms,” for instance) has been the exclusive subject of far more nuanced books...

NY Times

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An enjoyable, generously illustrated book that will stimulate readers to reconsider Gibran, his work, and his heritage.

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The extended redactions may put off some readers, but the collection should interest those concerned with the conduct of modern warfare, fought in the courtroom as well as on the battlefield.

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This rises far above satire or parody because what Poole actually says is largely both true and interesting. I don’t think anyone has subverted the smart-thinking genre like this before. That’s inspired rethinking.

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"Those who haven’t already read books touting the “law of attraction,” such as The Secret, will find useful information here."

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The Creation Frequency: Tune in to the Power of the Universe to Manifest the Life of Your Dreams by Michael Murphy

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The psychological and moral aspects of war and trauma are not well-understood, and Wood’s book is a welcome contribution to the field. A good complement to David Finkel’s Thank You for Your Service (2013).

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...“The Other One Percent” is a rigorous, fact-based analysis of how cross-border flows of brainy and ambitious people make the world a better place. Politicians and policymakers in both America and in India should make sure they read it.

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...its unapologetic emphasis on Western philosophy (to the neglect of philosophies stemming from other worldviews) limits it from being truly universal in scope. However, what the book diligently provides is an intellectual history of neo-paganism...

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Egan also counsels that things are never as they appear, that there are layers to every decision, good and bad. As the title suggests, this is not just a book about dying. It’s one that will inspire readers to make the most of every day.

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While Borjas will go as far as to say that immigration will create winners and losers, the book informs without offering particularly satisfying conclusions.

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Wilson likens himself to Edward Snowden, but any high-mindedness comes off as being more on the level of a fraternity prank, if a lethal and illicit one.

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Kaag's lively prose, acute self-examination, unfolding romance, and instructive history of philosophy as a discipline make for a surprisingly absorbing book.

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For dedicated readers with the patience for philosophy and oblique reasoning, the work offers intriguing insights into how we might understand art and religion as two modes of the same creative impulse.

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With the building of border walls and the deaths of migrants much in the news, this work is both timely and necessarily provocative.

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Domnarski’s biography reveals interesting details about the man. We see Posner privately skewering colleagues. We see him calling himself “a monster” and disdaining conventional morality.

NY Times

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The authors are most effective in describing the longstanding and ongoing distrust of liberal democracy that one sees today in places as diverse as Cuba, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Russia and China.

NY Times

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Well-informed, scary, sobering, and sure to tick off police officers and prosecutors even as it contributes to keeping innocent people out of jail.

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