Books I Read in January
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Here’s a look at what I read in January, from literary fiction, to books about neuroscience, to graphic novels.
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Here’s a look at what I read in January, from literary fiction, to books about neuroscience, to graphic novels.
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Harriet the Invincible is a fun, feminist and kid-friendly retelling of Sleeping Beauty by Hugo-award-winning artist Ursula Vernon.
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The March trilogy, John Lewis’s memoir about the Civil Rights movement, is essential as both a historical work and an introduction to the art of resistance.
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“The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats Up the Marvel Universe” has some surprising and resonant things to say about autocracy and the value of community.
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If you’re looking for a comic about smashing the patriarchy from the inside, Bitch Planet by Kelly Sue DeConnick and Valentine De Landro has you covered.