Episode · The Book Review · 2015-03-27
Books mentioned on Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘The Folded Clock’
Gilbert Cruz recommended The folded clock by Heidi Julavits and Shrinks by Jeffrey A. Lieberman and others. Alexandra Alter discussed Secret Garden by Johanna Basford. Greg Cowles discussed A Dangerous Place by Jacqueline Winspear, NYPD Red 3 by James Patterson and others, Where you go is not who you'll be by Frank Bruni, and Frank by Barney Frank.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The folded clock
The Folded Clock by Heidi Julavits is an introspective and engaging diary-style book that offers readers a candid look into the author's daily thoughts, cultural observations, and personal reflections.
Recommended“author Heidi jivitz will be here to talk about her new book a diary called the folded clock”
Where to get it
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Shrinks
Shrinks by Jeffrey A.
Recommended“Jeffrey liberman will join us to talk about his new book shrinks the untold story of Psychiatry”
Where to get it
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Secret Garden
Secret Garden by Johanna Basford is a bestselling adult coloring book filled with intricate, hand-drawn black-and-white illustrations of flora, fauna, and hidden objects designed to encourage mindfulness and creativity.
Discussed“the book is called The Secret Garden and the author or illustrator is uh Joanna bassford who's a British commercial illustrator”
Where to get it
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A Dangerous Place
A Dangerous Place by Jacqueline Winspear is a historical mystery novel featuring investigator Maisy Dobbs as she navigates danger in a new setting.
Discussed“it's called a dangerous place new at number four”
Where to get it
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NYPD Red 3
NYPD Red 3 is a fast-paced thriller novel co-authored by James Patterson and Marshall Karp, following elite detectives within the New York City Police Department.
Discussed“it has the imaginative title NYPD Red three”
Where to get it
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Where you go is not who you'll be
Where you go is not who you'll be by Frank Bruni is a critical examination of the high-stress American college admissions process and the unhealthy obsession with elite universities.
Discussed“U new number 12 the New York Times has own Frank bruny um has a book about college admissions called where you go is not who you'll be”
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Frank
Frank by Barney Frank is a political memoir by the former Massachusetts representative chronicling his career from the Great Society era to the historic rise of same-sex marriage.
Discussed“and then another Frank uh new at number 11 Barney Frank the former Massachusetts representative has a memoir called Frank reviewed in our Pages actually by Frank bruny”
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