20 Best Books To Read in March

by Victor LaValle

Acrobatic storytelling, both out there and down-home. Full review >

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by Kelly Link ; illustrated by Shaun Tan

Enchanting, mesmerizing, brilliant work. Full review >

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by Mona Simpson

Simpson beautifully explores the sacrifices that keep a family together even when it's coming apart. Full review >

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by Rachel Heng

Like a drop of rain that holds the reflection of the world, crystalline and beautiful. Full review >

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by Arline T. Geronimus

A compelling contribution to the literature on the important issue of health care inequity. Full review >

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by Dean King

A welcome study of environmental politics in action. Full review >

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by Matthew Pratt Guterl

An earnestly felt, beautifully wrought story of an American family in all its complexity. Full review >

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by Mya-Rose Craig

An excellent mix of travelogue, memoir, and advocacy. Full review >

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by Monica Edinger & Lesley Younge

An excellent way to understand a remarkable individual and his times. Full review >

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by Rebecca Mahoney

An eerie tale offering equal measures of fright, angst, and emotional catharsis. Full review >

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by Lila Riesen

A smart, powerful, poignant tale of identity, freedom, and family. Full review >

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by Mark Oshiro

An important and searing read on the value of family, agency, and belief. Full review >

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by Daniel Nayeri ; illustrated by Daniel Miyares

An enticing taste of a rich historical world. Full review >

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edited by Aida Salazar & Yamile Saied Méndez

A powerful, vibrant, and empowering celebration of an important milestone. Full review >

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by Zach Weinersmith ; illustrated by Boulet

Wonderfully weird. Full review >

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