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The early history of avionics is loaded with bold, interesting ladies: Amy Johnson and Amelia Earhart are likely the most popular. With the anecdotal Marian Graves, Maggie Shipstead makes a convincing, unique champion all her own. In this exciting novel, Graves vanished in 1950 while endeavoring to zoom all throughout the planet – longitudinally, disregarding both north and south poles. » Read more

Albeit the anecdotal archipelago of Popisho in Leone Ross’ third novel is pervaded with a Caribbean reasonableness, it is a completely unique spot. Here, mists downpour down deluges of physalises. Houses transform, stretch, twist around in reverse to oblige their occupants’ impulses. The residents of Popisho are similarly as striking: each has an exceptional force, or “cors”. A few islanders can chat with felines. » Read more

There was a danger that the account of this book may overpower the story in the book – its starting point story is very something. It was written in a four-week fever following Kristallnacht, the slaughter in November 1938 that flagged the deadly idea of the Nazi aim towards Jews. The creator was a 23-year-old German Jew who had got out three years sooner, advancing toward England through Sweden, France, Luxembourg and Belgium. » Read more