Even though J.K. Rowling isn’t the author of this play, Scholastic’s midnight release of the script as a book is expected to draw thousands to stores this weekend.
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Month: July 2016
Nonfiction: A Rogues’ Gallery of New True-Crime Titles
New books include “True Crime Addict” by James Renner and “The Dragon Behind the Glass” by Emily Voigt.
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Fiction: In Megan Abbott’s New Murder Mystery, a Teenage Gymnast Sharp as a Knife
Megan Abbott’s “You Will Know Me” is set in the world of young gymnasts and their obsessive parents.
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Fiction: A Blackmailer Lures Men Into Compromising Positions in This Japanese Noir
A woman works the Tokyo underworld, getting the goods on high-powered men, in Fuminori Nakamura’s “The Kingdom.”
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Fiction: The Spy Who Came in From Headquarters
“Breaking Cover” by Stella Rimington and “The Wolf of Sarajevo” by Matthew Palmer are espionage novels written by people who know the business.
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