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Real Americans by Rachel Khong

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3.5

I liked this book best when it was gay
Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning by Cathy Park Hong

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4.0

read more for content than lyrical pleasure; profound and thorny
Afterparties by Anthony Veasna So

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5.0

swings wildly like a pendulum between being serious and unserious. maybe life is both modes at the same time
Good Talk: A Memoir in Conversations by Mira Jacob

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4.0

Riotous, heartwarming, light. Balances important themes with levity in a way other mediums could not. I still can’t believe people have said some of the things in this book out loud. Read alongside “Good Bones,” probably.
How to Be Perfect: The Correct Answer to Every Moral Question by Michael Schur

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5.0

one of those books I believe has primed me to be a person in the world, which is more praise than any critical evaluation of its presentation of ideas, though its ideas are very helpful and clarified many dilemmas I often face. very much a book that feels tailored to someone like me
Stoner by John Williams

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4.0

atomization, metastasized. to maintain dignity in the face of his own will being too small to integrate himself or effect change, william stoner considers much of the outer world a mystery. see also: he is an academic. 8.2
What Does Israel Fear From Palestine? by Raja Shehadeh

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4.0

harrowing! outlines a bigger picture of the war’s “stakes,” namely keeping together a group of people founded upon a lie. very informative and a great portal resource
A Coney Island of the Mind by Lawrence Ferlinghetti

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4.0

multiplicity of the self. overcoming subjectivity to glimpse a larger truth about subjectivity. sold lots of copies. Americana crash course. lots of synergy beginning this book at an actual theme park, 8.1