Which books will work for your book club, and why. From a former Washington Post Book World staffer.
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Curated reads for curious book clubs. Back in The Washington Post; formerly of its Book World, Washington Independent Review of Books, Gaithersburg Book Festival, Politics & Prose, & (RIP) Stone Ridge Used Book Sale. I'm at [email protected]
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