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It was the greatest day of my life. But even at 5, I saw trouble

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By Janice Page
| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)
Adapted and excerpted from Chapter 1 of “Year of the Water Horse” © 2025 by Janice Page. Reprinted with permission from Pegasus Books. The greatest day of my life happened when I was five. I mean no disrespect to all the other great days of my life, including those that involve a child or a spouse, but my greatest day is my greatest day because of four things: surprise, unconditional love, durable life lessons, and ice cream.
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“Fue sólo un accidente”, un thriller moral que ejerce como magistral comentario sobre el poder

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By Janice Page
| Infobae
Tráiler de la película "Fue sólo un accidente", de Jafar Panahi Fue solo un accidente termina dos veces. En ambas ocasiones, su brillantez puede dejarte sin aliento. Eso sí, con el poco aliento que te queda tras el tercer y cuarto acto del más reciente e implacable viaje por carretera del guionista y director iraní Jafar Panahi, donde el destino no es un lugar ni una cosa, sino un magistral comentario sobre el poder. ¿Quién ostenta ese poder?
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Books Our Editors Loved This Week Original

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By Janice Page, Olga Tokarczuk, Ted Geltner, Jen Piercy
| The New York Times
SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Every week, the critics and editors at the The New York Times Book Review pick the most interesting and notable new releases, from literary fiction and serious nonfiction to thrillers, romance novels, mysteries and everything in between. You can save the books you’re most excited to read on a personal reading list, and find even more recommendations from our book experts.
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