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I Love Natalie Portman’s Book Club—Here’s Why It’s *So* Different from Reese’s Original
books These picks are so good PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and the company may earn compensation through affiliate links within the story. All prices are accurate upon date of publish. You can learn more about the affiliate process here. Dominik Bindl/getty images Listen, I love Reese’s Book Club. Aside from the very occasional misstep, Witherspoon’s selections are on point.
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Shelf Awareness for Readers for Friday, July 28, 2023
We have a page-turning array of mysteries and thrillers this week, including Mrs.
HOW TO LOVE YOUR DAUGHTER
by Hila Blum ; translated by Daniella Zamir ‧ A deft, claustrophobic tale that takes the shine off motherhood’s halo while sideswiping men, too. Why has an adored child abandoned her parents’ home, lied about her whereabouts, and concealed her new family? Israeli writer Blum’s brief, sometimes stiflingly close-focus new novel opens with Yoella Linden secretly watching her daughter Leah’s family from the outside, through a window.
“Do You Love Me?,” by Hila Blum
The girls took no interest in the goings on outside. They were entirely absorbed in themselves, in their small concerns. Girls with the kind of light, thin hair that spills between your fingers like flour. They were alone in the living room, too close within my reach. Had I been asked, I would have been at a loss to explain my presence. I left. I waited for darkness to fall and lights to flicker on inside houses. This time I ventured closer, hesitating for a few moments before I crossed the street.
Book Clubs
Find a new favorite or re-discover an old one with our annual selection guide. This annual listing of 16 titles and discussion questions is intended to present a comprehensive view of the current Jewish literary landscape. All of the books are specially selected because of their potential to spark discussion about Jewish life, identity, and culture.
Hoe je van je dochter moet houden
Een vrouw staat in een donkere straat, duizenden kilometers verwijderd van haar huis in Israël. Ze kijkt stiekem door de verlichte ramen van een woning in Groningen. De twee meisjes die ze in de woonkamer ziet zijn de dochters van haar enige dochter, de kleinkinderen die ze nog nooit heeft ontmoet. Dan vertrekt ze weer naar Israël, zonder te hebben aangebeld. Deze fenomenale roman draait om een gezin: moeder, dochter en vader.
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