Standalone Stunner From Tana French, Are Books About to Take Over Hollywood, and Witchy October Reads

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Tana French’s Standalone Stunner Follow Chicago Cop’s Search for Missing Irish Teen — BookTrib

Check Out This Year’s National Book Awards Finalists — The New York Times

30 Years After Like Water for Chocolate, Laura Esquivel Expands Her Internationally Bestselling Novel — BookTrib

Debut Novelist Katharina Vlockmer Discusses Identity, Desire, the Inheritance of the Holocaust in The Appointment — The Paris Review

Will There Be a Boom in Page-to-Screen Adaptations Post-Pandemic? Hollywood’s Recent Surge in Acquiring Book Rights Says That’s a Distinct Possibility — Los Angeles Times

Afghanistan Vet Finds Love and Sweet Healing in New Nicholas Sparks Novel — BookTrib

Dylan Farrow’s Hush Explores Truth, Lies and Power in a Story That Steals Its Characters Ability to Distinguish Fact from Fiction — NPR

It Takes Two: 8 Books Featuring Mentor and Mentee Relationships — BookTrib

Families That Cook Together Eat Great Food Together! Great Books to Introduce Your Kids to the Kitchen — The Washington Post

‘Tis the Season for Witches’ Brews and Broomsticks: 13 Magical Titles to Put a Spell on You — Buzzfeed

Secrets, Skeletons and Sociopaths in The Girl With No Name — BookTrib

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