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25 New Books to Read in January: George Saunders, Jennette McCurdy, Karl Ove Knausgaard and More

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By Laura Dave, Jean-Baptiste Andrea, Frank Wynne, Gordon Corera Verified
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You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Credit...The New York Times Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Image The First Time I Saw Him by Laura Dave Owen is back! Five years after his disappearance activated the smash page-turner “The Last Thing He Told Me,” the tech exec with a shady past makes contact with his wife, Hannah, and her stepdaughter, Bailey.
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Kin by Tayari Jones

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By Aldous Huxley, Luigi Pirandello, Jean-Baptiste Andrea, Ian McEwan
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Jones (An American Marriage) delivers a triumphant novel of two motherless girls from rural Honeysuckle, La., who follow very different paths into adulthood. Vernice “Niecy” Davis is orphaned as an infant and raised reluctantly by her free-spirited aunt Irene, who dispenses such advice as “If you ever get a chance in life, grab you a preacher, but just temporarily.
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This Is Not About Us

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By Allegra Goodman, Aldous Huxley, Luigi Pirandello, Jean-Baptiste Andrea
Goodman (Isola) delivers a bighearted linked story collection about a family’s travails. In the opener, “Apple Cake,” cancer-stricken Jeanne Rubinstein lies on her deathbed, stubbornly refusing to accept her terminal prognosis. As the family sits vigil, the baked goods provided by Jeanne’s older sister, Helen, a consummate homemaker, are upstaged by middle sister Sylvia’s superior apple cake, which sets off a feud that underscores the dramas playing out in subsequent entries.
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