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Want some tips for what to read next? Find one of us whose tastes match yours, or explore new horizons with something you might never have picked up on your own. If you are store-side, come talk to us and experience our enthusiasm firsthand.
The first in a trilogy of mysteries featuring Stevie Bell, the crime fanatic and new student at a quirky, yet prestigious New England boarding school. Without telling you everything that is on the inside flap, let me just say this book is dark, gripping, funny - and will leave you howling for the next one. I loved it.
This charming picture book is the perfect bedtime read. In it the Littlest Family enjoys a full day meeting friends, finding adventure and best of all, finding home and peace. The illustrations are exquisite, perfectly matching the quiet, poetic text. Martin perfectly conveys the small pleasures that combine to make a perfect day. This is a book that will enchant and reward adults as well as small children especially during these trying times.
Gide's prose effortlessly re-purposes Cubism as a disorienting, wryly humorous literary style. This book plays with the age old question of the relationship between the copy and the original, charting what Gide saw as the major struggle of his life - the weight of a decadent, obsessive queer desire upon his puritanical moral upbringing. Sweeping, dramatic, and completely genius.
