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Powell's Staff: New Literature in Translation: December 2022 and January 2023 (0 comment)

It may be a new year, this may be a list of new books, but our love for literature in translation hasn’t changed at all, and we are so pleased to be enthusiastically recommending these recent releases. On this list, you’ll find a Spanish novel where controversy swirls around a Coca-Cola billboard...

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Fault in Our Stars by John Green
	clf, January 01, 2013 Not just for young adults - this novel was comic, tragic, and one of the best reads I've had in a long time.
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Tinkers by Harding, Paul
	clf, January 01, 2011 I read this book for a reading group - a short book with such precision in the writing, but so many ways to read things. We had a lengthy discussion and each of us saw things the others did not. One of the best reads of 2010.
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The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
	clf, January 01, 2010 Unique story told from a unique perspective.
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Citadel of the Spirit Oregons Sesquicentennial Anthology by Matt Love
	clf, December 28, 2008 Excellent collection of essays, stories, and tidbits of Oregon history in honor of the 150th in 2009. Matt Love weaves a tapestry of what makes Oregon so essentially Oregon - bottle bills, communes, rain, characters, and more. A must read for natives (you will learn something, trust me) and for our imported friends alike.
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