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King of the Gypsies | Peter Maas
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StaceGhost
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My favorite part of the new office I moved into today— everyone should have a cozy blanket and a basket of books in their space.

Rereading Ovid because my friend is (of course) so we can talk about it. I have this v pretty edition right up front next to my Tristram Shandy ♥️✨

slategreyskies Now I want a book basket! How did it never occur to me that this was an option? 📚♥️ 3mo
StaceGhost @slategreyskies it makes the books in the back curve a little but I cycle through so quickly it doesn‘t give me any issues— boxy baskets are better lol 3mo
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Born Behind Bars | Padma Venkatraman
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Kabir, of both Hindi and Muslim descent, was born in a jail cell in India 9 years ago when his mom was taken in for a crime she did not commit. When a new prison admin comes on board, Kabir is released. It is bittersweet, because he vows to find a way to get his Amma released as well.

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#SummerEndReadathon Day 28
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TheSpineView Well done! 14mo
DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 14mo
Eggs @TheSpineView 🧡✨🤗 14mo
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Eggs @DieAReader 🧡💫🥰 14mo
Andrew65 Excellent 👏👏👏 What a wonderful cover. 14mo
Eggs @Andrew65 Isn‘t it?! 🧡🧡 14mo
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Berryfan
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A very good read. Unfortunately, there are few reliable sources so the author is obliged to describe the circumstances and surmise the effect. Nevertheless, it was very informative and interesting. Certainly it also has a modern point to make in discussing refugees and immigration.

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Born Behind Bars | Padma Venkatraman
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Much to recommend about this book. For example, it reminds me there is good, albeit imperfect, in the world. The group of middle schoolers I work with selected this book & will meet the author in March. It‘s gonna be good.

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Born Behind Bars | Padma Venkatraman
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Many years ago I read The House Without Windows (Hashimi), it wasn't until that time that I had any awareness of prisons in other countries detaining the children of women inmates within their confines [Afghanistan in that book, India in this one]. The title of this MG book alone sucked me in and I feel ashamed to say I enjoyed it because of the horrific subject matter but it really was good. There is no shying away of the hardships and...

MaggieCarr ... injustices in this world and exposure to these lenses in middle grade literature is as relevant as ever. 3y
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Zoli: A Novel | Colum McCann
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