Celeste Ng's 'Our Missing Hearts' is rooted in reality
"Little Fires Everywhere" author Celeste Ng joins the L.A. Times Book Club Dec. 8 to discuss her latest bestseller, "Our Missing Hearts."
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The Absolute Best Books of 2022 - A Dime Saved
The Absolute Best Books of 2022
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Our missing stories - Newspaper
There’s a need for a collective resistance to bans...
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Book Club: Meet Percival Everett and 'Dr. No' - Los Angeles Times
A USC English professor, Everett’s books play with genre, language and our assumptions about race and gender.
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USA TODAY Book Club's November pick: Celeste Ng's 'Our Missing Hearts'
USA TODAYs November book club pick is Celeste Ngs unputdownable new dystopian novel, "Our Missing Hearts." Heres why you need to read it.
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Geena Davis, Alan Moore have new books out this week: What to read
Academy Award winner Geena Davis is "Dying of Politeness" in her new memoir, while comics mastermind Alan Moore turns to prose in "Illuminations."
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Celeste Ng on her new book 'Our Missing Hearts': 'it's terrifying to think of going to a library and finding that most of the books have been taken away' | Books And Authors
Adolescence can be excruciating, even to think back upon. Hormones churn, bodies are uncontrollable, minds spiral with unsettling thoughts. But there is also quiet beauty beyond the pimples and eye
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Book Review: 'Our Missing Hearts: A Novel': the Power of Words in a Search for Love
At the core of this engaging novel, with its complex characters and poignant plot line, is the ultimate and unbreakable bond between mother and child.
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What to read after Lydia Millet's 'Dinosaurs' - Los Angeles Times
Novelists Percival Everett and Celeste Ng will join L.A. Times Book Club readers.
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