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t h e w o r l d’s t o u g h e s t b o o k c r i t i c s f o r mo r e t h a n 7 5 y e a rs fiction
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chi ldr en’s & te e n
Two women investigators cross paths in Christopher Brookmyre’s offbeat tale of ruthless mobsters in Glasgow p. 1301
Bob Spitz presents an engrossing biography of the iconic Julia Child p. 1354
Louise Erdrich turns her focus to Omakayas’ children in the fourth volume of her Birchbark House series p. 1367
in this issue: board-book roundup kirkus q&a
featured indie
Successful businessman and philanthropist Eli Broad discusses his life, work and new book, The Art of Being Unreasonable p. 1346
Documentarian Arthur Mokin talks about his novel Meribah, the story of the Hebrew Exodus from Egypt told from the perspective of an Egyptian p. 1416
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