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- Inside the heartbreak of the Kent State shootings
Historian Howard Means, author of ‘67 Shots,’ explores the myths and realities of the 1970 Kent State shootings.
- 'The Noise of Time' blends Shostakovich, Stalin, the meaning of art
Julian Barnes weaves his new novel from the true story of Russian composer Dmitri Dmitriyevich Shostakovich.
- 'Booked' asks tweens to consider the idea that being smart could be cool
Newbery medal-winner Kwame Alexander brings soccer, poetry, and teen life together in a compelling narrative for middle-grade readers.
- 10 best books of May 2016, according to Amazon's editors Here are the best books to be released this month, according to staff at Amazon.
- No room for the urban poor? 'Evicted' author Matthew Desmond explains
Matthew Desmond explores the intense hardship connected with evictions, which have now become a regular occurrence in American cities.
- 'Zero K' is Don DeLillo's spare but bracing assessment of life's later years
Ross Lockhart, a super-wealthy businessman, has holed up in a facility in the barren chaparral of Kyrgyzstan, hoping to cheat death through cryonic suspension.
- Bestselling books the week of 5/05/16, according to IndieBound* What's selling best at independent bookstores across the country?