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Tag: nonfiction
Breathe: Journeys to Healthy Binding | Review
Practical advice and personal stories make for an essential guide on the topic of chest binding.
Whistleblowers: Four Who Fought to Expose the Holocaust to America | Review
This book serves as a crucial reminder of the courage it takes to stand against injustice.
Family Style: Memories of an American from Vietnam | Review
In Family Style, Thien Pham uses food as the lens through which he tells the story of his family's journey both to America and to becoming American.
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Review: Victory! Stand!
Victory. Stand!, Tommie Smith's memoir of growing up Black in America and his historic protest at the 1968 Olympics, is a must-read, Esther Keller writes.
Review: A Visit to Moscow
This briefly told story about the oppression of Jews in the former Soviet Union is compelling and will provoke curiosity about a topic that isn’t often told or taught.
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Review: Bomb
Bomb is narrative nonfiction that's as compelling as a novel.
Review| Change the Game: A Graphic Novel
Colin Kaepernick's graphic memoir depicts the seeds of activism that were sowed in his youth.
Call Me Bill | Preview
Today we have a preview of a graphic novel about the short but eventful life of a 19th-century woman who left home, put on men's clothes, and took to the sea.
Suzanne – The Jazz Age Goddess of Tennis | Preview
Avery Hill is a small publisher that is based in the UK and has an eye for good comics: They published Tillie Walden’s debut graphic novel, The End of Summer, as well as the two that followed. Most of their graphic novels lean toward literary and adult, but Suzanne, by the Edinburgh-based creator Tom Humberstone, […]
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