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Grit, Curiosity, and the Hidden Power of Character Paul Tough Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ($27) by Shawn Patrick Doyle Although the title of Paul Tough’s recent

Remembering David Brower edited by Kenneth Brower Heyday Books ($20) by Ryder W. Miller David Brower, the first executive of the Sierra Club in 1952,

Edited by Alan Licht W.W. Norton ($16.95) by Amy Wright Will Oldham’s past reticence in interviews makes the release of Alan Licht’s book-length interview Will Oldham

Josip Novakovich Dzanc Books ($15.95) by Ned Randolph I have a giant globe I inherited from my grandparents. My grandfather had it made in the 1960s,

William Souder Crown ($30) by Eliza Murphy Midcentury America was a time of economic prosperity, innovation, and optimism, despite the Cold War, McCarthyism and the

Benoît Peeters translated by Andrew Brown Polity ($35) by Brooke Horvath In Derrida, the 2002 documentary film devoted to the famed philosopher, he insists that “someone

Christiane F. translated by Christina Cartwright Zest Books ($12.99) by Allie Curry Zoo Station is a paradoxical of coming-of-age story. As Christiane F. grows up in

Derek Walcott Farrar, Straus and Giroux ($16) by Isaac Butler Who the heck reads plays for pleasure anymore? Even for those of us who work

A Poem/Play David Budbill Exterminating Angel Press ($14.95) by Lynette Reini-Grindell A collection of dialogues spoken by sixteen different characters, Park Songs opens up the intersections of poetry