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Caroline Leavitt, author of Pictures of You and the upcoming Is This Tomorrow
Khaled Hosseini’s novels about Afghanistan and its people can break your heart. But readers are not the only ones who find themselves deeply moved by the darker elements of his stories.
A journalist’s very personal account of how his home country progressed into a state of drug wars, violence and corruption
Batman Incorporated: Demon Star. Grant Morison and Chris Burnham. DC Comics. 176 pages. $24.99.
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