Book reviews and bestsellers

This week: the man who saved the Internet, and anthology of female crime writers, and the cloistered life of nuns

<p>38-year-old homeless tour guide Karim stands at the Prague’s main railway station during his tour in Prague November 20, 2012. Karim works for a student-run tour agency Pragulic as a tour guide that shows tourists the sides of Prague that sightseers would normally avoid. Picture taken November 20, 2012. To match CZECH-HOMELESS/TOUR REUTERS/Petr Josek (CZECH REPUBLIC – Tags: SOCIETY POVERTY TRAVEL)</p>

38-year-old homeless tour guide Karim stands at the Prague’s main railway station during his tour in Prague November 20, 2012. Karim works for a student-run tour agency Pragulic as a tour guide that shows tourists the sides of Prague that sightseers would normally avoid. Picture taken November 20, 2012. To match CZECH-HOMELESS/TOUR REUTERS/Petr Josek (CZECH REPUBLIC – Tags: SOCIETY POVERTY TRAVEL)

September 13, 2013

Our latest book reviews:

Salinger by David Shields and Shane Salerno, reviewed by Julia McKinnell
Troubled Daughters, Twisted Wives: Stories From The Trailblazers Of Domestic Suspense, edited by Sarah Weinman, reviewed by Jen Cutts
The Good Nurse: A True Story Of Medicine, Madness, And Murder by Charles Graeber, reviewed by Marni Jackson
Dissident Gardens by Jonathan Lethem, reviewed by Richard Warnica
No Better Time: The Brief, Remarkable Life of Danny Lewin, the Genius who Transformed the Internet By Molly Knight Raskin, reviewed by Chris Sorensen
And Then There Were Nuns: Adventures In A Cloistered Life By Jane Christmas, reviewed by Dafna Izenberg

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