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Tag Archives: The Imperfectionists
20 unexpected books for your reading group
Reading for your book club and socializing with your group members is a lot of fun, but sometimes it can be tricky to find a book that no one has read yet and everyone will enjoy. Maybe you’ve already read … Continue reading
Posted in book club discussions, fiction, nonfiction
Tagged A Mountain of Crumbs, An Object of Beauty, Await Your Reply, Beat the Reaper, book clubs, Confessions of a Jane Austen Addict, Fieldwork, Final Exam, Flower Children, How to Read the Air, In the Kitchen, Kafka on the Shore, Lives Like Loaded Guns, Out Stealing Horses, Skippy Dies, The Believers, The Cookbook Collector, The Imperfectionists, The Pattern in the Carpet, The Widower's Tale, This is Where I Leave You
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“The Imperfectionists” makes it big
It’s always exciting when a debut clicks with critics and readers alike—especially if it’s a novel we championed at BookPage. So, I was thrilled to find out today that Tom Rachman’s The Imperfectionists is hitting the New York Times Bestseller … Continue reading
Posted in fiction
Tagged debut novel, New York Times bestseller list, The Imperfectionists, Tom Rachman
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Delightful debuts
At BookPage, we have been struck by the high number of impressive spring debuts. A few of our favorites, in no particular order (click the titles to read a review): The Imperfectionists by Tom Rachman Girl in Translation by Jean … Continue reading
Posted in fiction
Tagged 31 Bond Street, Ellen Horan, Girl in Translation, Heidi Durrow, Helen Simonson, Jean Kwok, Karl Marlantes, Laura Munson, Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, Matterhorn, spring debuts, Tatjana Soli, The Girl Who Fell From the Sky, The Imperfectionists, The Lotus Eaters, This Is Not The Story You Think It is, Tom Rachman
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