Sunday books: coverage for June 13, 2010.
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Twenty-five years later, he catches up with the characters from his breakthrough. Hmm. They’re a lot like their author.
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The companion book to the documentary film ‘Hey, Boo’ includes interviews with readers including Tom Brokaw, Oprah Winfrey and Richard Russo, as well as Harper Lee’s sister and pastor.
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A second collection of essays by the bestselling author.
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A roundup of picture books from Francesca Lia Block, Mo Willems and many others provide a lot of choices this summer for children — and their parents.
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Robinson makes a strong, unapologetic case, not for mystery but for self-respect.
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It’s a thoughtful, timely look at the spasms of anti-immigration that have defined the U.S. from the beginning.
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The author wrestles with video games’ significance in society, and whether they are indeed an art form.
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The history of iconic foods is probed in three new books in a series.
