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Absolutely Revolting
Fiction
by Margaret Robson Kett •
October 2018, no. 405

Friendship can be a powerful force for change in a young adult’s life. These four new books explore the full gamut of the unlikely, advantageous, and destructive consequences of relationships.

 


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From the New Issue

Ripeness
Fiction

Ripeness: A novel about social maturation by Sarah Moss

by Amy Walters
A Life in Letters
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A Life in Letters: A new light on Simone Weil by Robert Chevanier and André A. Devaux, translated from French by Nicholas Elliott

by Scott Stephens
1945: The Reckoning: War, empire and the struggle for a new world
History

1945: The Reckoning: A complex history taken with absolutes by Phil Craig

by Seumas Spark
‘Land rights interrupted?: How Whitlam’s dismissal changed the history of First Nations land repossession’ by Heidi Norman and Francis Markham
Commentary

‘Land rights interrupted?: How Whitlam’s dismissal changed the history of First Nations land repossession’

by Heidi Norman and Francis Markham

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