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The Smallest Lights in the Universe: A Memoir
by Sara Seager
Nicely Paced Read (7/13/2020)
I enjoyed being invited into Sara Seager's life. I especially enjoyed learning about Sara's work on exoplanets and the Starshade project. Having helped someone close through the grief process of losing a spouse, I am glad that Sara found support in The Widows of Concord. Imore
Migrations: A Novel
by Charlotte McConaghy
Not What I Expected (4/29/2020)
Migrations left me feeling let down and with more questions than answers. I did not connect with Franny, the narrator and thought she was unreliable, as in her remarks to others about her parents. The reason for Franny's wanderlust was never made apparent, even implicitly.more
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