Articles from BookPage (May 1, 2020)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'How can this happen in America?' Two-time National Book Award finalist Deborah Wiles reckons with a dark moment in American history.	Appell, Stephanie	Interview	891
'It's all nerdy, I'm afraid': Emma Straub--author, bookstore owner and all-around beloved human --shares a glimpse of her life in the stacks.		Interview	486
All Adults Here.	Vasishta, Jeff		314
audio.	Zeitlin, Anna		417
Becoming Wild.	Whitley, Carla Jean		348
Congrats to the grads! Grab these books before you throw those caps in the air.	Hale, Julie		452
Daughters of Smoke and Fire.	Donovan, Deborah		345
Death by Shakespeare.	Kipp, Priscilla		386
Dirt.	Hood, Alison		287
Dogs of our lives: The love that Jennifer Finney Boylan's dogs taught her is more than mere puppy love. It's that healing, sustaining love that gets us through life's letdowns and losses.	Wakeman, Jessica	Interview	809
Draw us in: In two new graphics, images and prose entwine to create distinct atmospheres.	Ponce, Eric		486
Echo Mountain.	Castellitto, Linda M.		348
Girl, Serpent, Thorn.	Ratzan, Jill		282
House of Dragons.	Giarratano, Kimberly		320
Inge's War.	Cary, Alice		396
Janeite updates: Two novels inspired by Jane Austen brighten up the spring reading season.	Scribner, Amy	Book review	637
lifestyles.	Felts, Susannah		375
Little Eyes.	Carlson, Mari		307
Love, Sophia on the Moon.	Danielson, Julie		275
Making a home among the bees: Helen Jukes reflects on the year that inspired her meditative memoir, A Honeybee Heart Has Five Openings--a book that's full-to-bursting with warmth, wildness and visions of the gleaming, humming natural world.	Jukes, Helen	Interview	1446
Memories of motherhood: Our relationships with our mothers can be beautiful, difficult and complicated. Three books honor mothers as the complex humans they are.	Cary, Alice	Book review	866
More than a legend: Max Brooks' new sasquatch novel is (wait for it) a big feat.	Rose, Michael Alec	Interview	795
More to love from Madeleine L'Engle: This collection of forgotten short stories by the beloved writer of A Wrinkle in Time offers a fuller view of her mastery.	Weibezahl, Robert		441
My Life as a Villainess.	Castellitto, Linda M.		430
My Mother's House.	McKanic, Arlene		346
Passport to Panem: Editor David Levithan reflects on working with Suzanne Collins on her hotly anticipated Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.	Appell, Stephanie	Interview	573
Philosopher of the Heart.	Carrigan, Henry L., Jr.		343
Remarkable people in remarkable times: These books highlight heroes who give courage to our souls--but most of all, they reveal the true, relatable humanity beneath their subjects' seemingly supernatural heroism.			704
romance.	Ridgway, Christie		387
sci-fi & fantasy.	Pickens, Chris		457
Sea Wife.	Bates, Jessica		354
Secrets of suburbia: Reading groups who fell for Celeste Ng's Little Fires Everywhere--now a series on Hulu--will savor these smart, sophisticated and brisk domestic dramas.	Hale, Julie		418
Sigh, Gone.	Hollis, Catherine		341
Stray.	Freedenberg, Harvey		360
The Anthill.	Lichtenstein, Grace		312
The Book of Longings.	Jackson, Matthew		296
The Book of V.	Crow, Sarah McCraw		352
The Compton Cowboys.	Carter, Sarah		351
The Heirloom Garden.	Fleischmann, Maya		306
The Inevitability of Tragedy.	Bishop, Roger		319
The Knockout Queen.	Harrison, Stephenie		365
The Language of Butterflies.	Hopkinson, Deborah		309
The Life and Medieval Times of Kit Sweetly.	Welch, Sarah		272
The Little Blue Cottage.	Cary, Alice		269
The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea.	Metcalf, Annie		295
The Poison Flood.	Frazier, G. Robert		310
Wandering in Strange Lands.	Bartlett, Anne		371
We Dream of Space.	Cary, Alice		363
Who Ate the First Oyster?	Diamond, Becky Libourel		325
whodunit.	Tierney, Bruce	Book review	873