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Books are constantly reminding us to be grateful, but they’re leaving behind a lot of people.
(Illustrations by Neiko Ng. Paper engineering/pop-up design by Simon Arizpe. Photos by Bill O’Leary.)
Of all the outstanding titles that grabbed our attention this year, these stood out.
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Juan Williams delves into black advancement in education, housing, employment and voting rights.
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“The Improbable Wendell Willkie” offers a look at how American politics might have been.
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George Howe Colt recounts remarkable performances in the game’s final seconds.
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A biography sheds some light on an eccentric artist who wouldn’t let himself be fully known.
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Karina Longworth’s “Seduction” is a candid portrait of the multifaceted millionaire.
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Leta Hong Fincher writes that the movement is a turning point, but it faces significant hurdles.
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Not all of them are about the Patriots.
The wait for ‘The Winds of Winter’ continues.
Obama is speaking at venues more common for rock stars — and she’s commanding rock star-like prices
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