Books And Beyond: Literary Lounge: Going deep

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Alison and Ineka discuss some recently released books that are full of introspection and intensity, loneliness and liberation. They also ask if a book’s typeface can be aggressive. What does that mean? Listen to find out. Books mentioned in this episode can be requested and borrowed by members via Auckland Libraries catalogue and many are available in multiple formats: Broken Hallelujah / Kelli Jo Ford / 2020 / Adult Fiction: https://bit.ly/3B18EaJ Whereabouts / Jhumpa Lahiri / 2021 / Adult Fiction: https://bit.ly/3uYUlzF Second place / Rachel Cusk / 2021 / Adult Fiction: https://bit.ly/3aZLAhP Lorenzo in Taos / Mabel Dodge Luhan / 1933: Not currently available in Auckland Libraries catalogue A trio of Sophies / Eileen Merriman / 2020 / Teen Fiction: https://bit.ly/3zkXc8q

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