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Apples Are from Kazakhstan
“Robbins’s travelogue enthusiastically and infectiously blends history, observation, and mini biographies. . . . A captivating read notable for off-the-cuff candor and measured, eloquent prose.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
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An Education
“Candid, unsentimental and extremely funny. I read it in one glorious go, laughing and crying throughout.” —Zoë Heller
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Marshall McLuhan
"To read You Know Nothing of My Work! is to behold a cultural Vulcan mind meld of mesmerizing (and sometimes spooky) intimacy.” —Walter Kirn
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Suits
“Ever wish you had a friend who had worked in the Wall Street pressure cooker and could tell you what it’s really like? Meet Suits author Nina Godiwalla. Her candid memoir is a must-read for anyone (especially any woman) aspiring to a career in high finance.” —Anne Fisher, Fortune.com
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Sempre Susan
"This detailed, nuanced account of the more private side of a complex, contradictory public figure is told with even-handed good humor and more than a little compassion. Utterly absorbing."—Lydia Davis, author of Varieties of Disturbance
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Chasing the Devil
“Amazing. As history, as anthropology, as a ripping yarn. Both exploration of an epic journey—and a hard yet sympathetic look at a Utopia-gone wrong.” —Anthony Bourdain, host of Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations
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Out of Palestine
A series of interviews with Jews, Palestinians, Arabs, and English political figures who were central to the creation of the Jewish state in 1948
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Mother California
"A magnificent inquiry into the human condition." —Publishers Weekly (starred review)


