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John Green
20 books recommended9 books written
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Recommended Books
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One of Us
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Books by John Green
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Black Wings Beating80% Confidence
“I've read two big books over Thanksgiving, both of which I am pleased to recommend. First, @ca_london's Black Wings Beating, which is an epic fantasy about falconry with a queer protagonist, and also a world so richly imagined that you truly feel like you live within it. So good.”
To Say Nothing of the Dog80% Confidence
“Here are my absolute favorite books I read in 2021! (I read a lot of amazing books this year, so this was a difficult list to make.)”
One of Us80% Confidence
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I Am Still Alive80% Confidence
“Stayed up WAY too late last night because I could not put down the brilliant survival story I AM STILL ALIVE by @kmarshallarts. Oh my God. What a book.”
Upstream80% Confidence
“@DaveMarshall12 I have so many essayists I love. To name a few books: Eula Biss's On Immunity; Rebecca Solnit's Field Guide to Getting Lost, Aleksander Hemon's Book of My Lives, Roxane Gay's Bad Feminist, Mary Oliver's Upstream, and Thomas Berry's The Great Work.”
The Man Who Couldn't Stop80% Confidence
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