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Our most anticipated books of the summer include a nonfiction survival at sea, a pop star romance, twisty thrillers and Taylor Jenkins Reid's latest.

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Short life-changing books with lifelong impact. Each of these 12 titles can be read in one sitting but will echo in your mind for years., Features News - Times Now ...

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In “Went to London, Took the Dog,” Nina Stibbe, author of “Love, Nina,” delivers a funny-sad portrait of midlife. In a new biography, “Gandolfini,” Jason Bailey seeks to find the real ...

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