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Mailman by Stephen Starring Grant

Discover the heartfelt memoir Mailman by Stephen Starring Grant—a deeply personal and profoundly American story of resilience, service, and rediscovering purpose as a rural mail carrier in the Blue Ridge Mountains during the pandemic.

Dinner with King Tut by Sam Kean

Discover the visceral world of ancient civilizations in Sam Kean's Dinner with King Tut. This detailed review explores how Kean blends rigorous archaeology, immersive experiments, and rich storytelling to challenge everything we thought we knew about historical life and food.

Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates

Discover a powerful review of Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates—an intimate epistolary memoir tackling Black identity, systemic racism, and American history.

The Sirens’ Call by Christopher L. Hayes

An in-depth book review of The Sirens' Call by Christopher L. Hayes—exploring how ancient myth, Marxist theory, and media criticism converge to illuminate the urgent dangers of attention capitalism in our digital age.

The River’s Daughter by Bridget Crocker

Dive into Bridget Crocker's debut memoir The River’s Daughter—a breathtaking journey through trauma, resilience, and redemption via the healing power of wild rivers. A must-read for fans of Wild and Educated.

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