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My June and July in Books

June and July have been busy months for books – here’s what I’ve been reading.

Posted byMolly O'ConnorAugust 8, 2020Posted inMy Month in BooksTags:antigone rising, antiracism, blacklivesmatter, blm, classics, convenience store woman, elizabeth ames, exciting times, fantasy, fantasy novels, feminism, greek mythology, guards! guards!, helen hoang, helen morales, holly bourne, jennine capo crucet, joel dicker, lolita, lucy foley, make your home among strangers, mansplaining, memoir, men explain things to me, music, mystery, mystery novel, n.k. jemison, naoise dolan, naomi novik, pretending, rebecca solnit, reni eddo lodge, resistance, richard powers, robin diangelo, romance, romance novels, samantha power, sayaka murata, sci fi, sci fi novels, spinning silver, terry pratchett, the city we became, the disappearance of stephanie mailer, the education of an idealist, the guest list, the kiss quotient, the others gold, the overstory, thriller, tori amos, vladimir nabokov, white fragility, why im no longer talking to white people about race1 Comment on My June and July in Books

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