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The Biafran war through people who lived it.

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Why do poor people make bad choices? She was one. Here's why.

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She wrote everything down. Then they read it.

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A letter to his mother about what her love cost him.

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A boy crashes from the sky. He makes two friends immediately.

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Gandhi argues that modern civilization itself is the problem.

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They dig holes to build character. He suspects otherwise.

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He fought in Spain. Learned how revolutions betray.

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Two sisters. Seven generations of consequence.

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She goes back to Tehran to build a life there.

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Feminism keeps forgetting the women who need it most.

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A pancake restaurant wants to pave over owl habitat. Three kids say no.

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The house is bigger inside. The novel proves it with footnotes.

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Children don't fail school. School fails children. Here's the proof.

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Children are born knowing how to learn. Here's what that looks like.

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Democracies don't die by coup anymore. Here's how they actually end.

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Ten tactics. One pattern. Now you'll see it everywhere.

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When peaceful protest isn’t enough.

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Your kid doesn't need a forest. They need twenty minutes outside.

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Reconstructing a father through his parents' journey.

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Arrested for saying true things onstage. They won. He didn't stop.

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The most practical parenting communication book ever written. Still.

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Essays on writing, identity, AIDS, and learning to see clearly.

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The Gwangju massacre. Six voices. The state that buried them.

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