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Available for You @ the Tomah Library (Selections from Goodreads, the New York Times, NPR, Kirkus Reviews, Amazon, & Many More) available for you @ the Tomah Library (selections from GoodReads, the New York Times, NPR, Kirkus Reviews, Amazon, & many more) Brutally honest, often The epic successor to one The Pulitzer Prize–winning, In her most revealing hilarious, hard-won lessons of the most important bestselling author of The and powerful memoir yet, in learning to love and books of the century: Warmth of Other Suns the activist, speaker, care for yourself from at once a retelling of examines the unspoken bestselling author, and a former vice president global history, a scathing caste system that has “patron saint of female at Comedy Central critique of contemporary shaped America and empowerment” (People) who was called politics, and a bold shows how our lives explores the joy and “ahead of her time” proposal for a new and today are still defined peace we discover by Jordan Peele. fairer economic system. by a hierarchy of when we stop striving human divisions. to meet others’ expectations and start trusting the voice deep within us. 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