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"Shrill: Notes From A Loud Woman" is a New York Times Bestseller and a groundbreaking memoir by Lindy West, a prominent writer and humorist. This book serves as a feminist rallying cry against gender politics and societa

"Harriet the Spy" is a childrens novel by Louise Fitzhugh, first published in 1964. It chronicles the adventures of a young aspiring writer, Harriet M. Welsch, known for her keen observation skills and her ambition to be

"The Selfish Gene," written by Richard Dawkins, delves into the theory of evolution, focusing on the role of genes in shaping behavior. Dawkins argues that genes, rather than species or individuals, are the primary unit

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"On Killing a Tree" by Gieve Patel is a poignant poem that delves into the act of destroying a tree, symbolizing a profound commentary on human violence against nature. The poem meticulously describes not just the physic