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Two women. One house. Thirty years between them.

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Spoiler: it’s not the one you learned.

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Documenting her country's destruction from inside.

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An awkward girl, a missing father, and a wrinkle in time.

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Zinn, but sized for rebellion.

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London 1958. Youth culture being born. The riots coming.

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A summer journal. A strange cousin. The Odyssey. Everything connects.

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The system slips on its own banana peel.

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Curiosity is the new rebellion.

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Consumerism is a disease. Here are the symptoms.

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She grew up in the cult. Then the FBI came. Then the fire.

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Stop interpreting. Start experiencing. Sontag explains why.

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An Azerbaijani prince and a Georgian princess. The world ends around them.

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We don't agree on what love means. hooks fixes that.

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Two voices, one brutal truth.

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The CIA overthrew Iran's democracy. For oil.

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Sixty women on the climate crisis. Science, poetry, grief, and action.

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Her name is too long. Until her father explains where it came from.

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La vida loca and the cost of surviving it.

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Sent to learn the enemy's weapons. He loses himself.

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A fake civics textbook. More accurate than the real one.

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Three stories. One argument about what assimilation costs.

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She came from Haiti. Her mother didn't make it through. Detroit is waiting.

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Left Nigeria. Learned she was Black in America.

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