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This one deals with heavy themes—self-harm, mental illness, and recovery but it’s told in such a raw, honest voice that it ...

Washington Post reporters Robert Samuels and Toluse Olorunnipa decided that it was time to look deeper at the 46-year-old father by writing a book about his life titled, “His Name is George ...

Marjorie Phillips Lowe was Harry's mother, who was killed when Harry was only eleven years old. By the time the TV and book series start, Harry is already an adult working in the LAPD, and he is ...

L ondoner Gabriel Krauze started jotting down notes for his Booker Prize-longlisted debut, Who They Was, while he was deep in the underbelly of London’s violent crime world.Nearly two decades ...

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Fredrik Backman is the Swedish author of "A Man Called Ove," his debut title. Since then, he has written several novels, including the "Beartown" series, "Britt-Marie Was Here" and "Anxious People." ...

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The book, which was released May 17, details Floyd’s experience with racism, oppression and inequality from growing up in Houston’s impoverished Third Ward to living in Minneapolis as a Black man.