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Amy Reading Amy Reading holds a Ph.D. in American Studies from Yale University. She is the author of The Mark Inside: A Perfect Swindle, a Cunning Revenge, and a Small History of the Big Con, published by Knopf (March 2012). She lives in upstate New York with her husband and two children.
Amy has been reviewing at BookBrowse since 2007.

Books reviewed by Amy Reading at BookBrowse:
	Gillespie and I (03/07/12)
	Below Stairs (01/11/12)
	Wonderstruck (09/21/11)
	The Family Fang (08/04/11)
	Moon Over Manifest (04/06/11)
	Swamplandia! (03/24/11)
	Our Tragic Universe (10/06/10)
	Mockingjay (09/08/10)
	The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet (07/08/10)
	Anthropology of an American Girl (06/09/10)
	The Changeling (03/17/10)
	Union Atlantic (03/03/10)
	Point Omega (02/03/10)
	Invisible (11/05/09)
	Strength in What Remains (09/02/09)
	The Tourist (03/08/09)
	The Lost City of Z (03/08/09)
	A Mercy (01/07/09)
	Don't Sleep, There Are Snakes (01/07/09)
	Death with Interruptions (11/12/08)
	Home (09/18/08)
	A Better Angel (09/04/08)
	America America (08/13/08)
	Slumberland (07/11/08)
	The Story of Edgar Sawtelle (06/18/08)
	Legacy of Ashes (06/01/08)
	Netherland (06/01/08)
	The Lazarus Project (05/15/08)
	Unaccustomed Earth (05/15/08)
	Fall of Frost (04/17/08)
	A Fraction of the Whole (03/06/08)
	Charlatan (02/21/08)
	An Ordinary Spy (01/10/08)
	The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (01/10/08)
	The Shock Doctrine (11/27/07)
	Gentlemen of the Road (11/27/07)
	How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read (11/08/07)
	Bridge of Sighs (11/08/07)
	The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox (10/17/07)
	Brother, I'm Dying (10/04/07)

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