KP Reads
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KP Reads: Eddie S Glaude Jr. uses Baldwin’s life and writings to examine the racial injustices that continue to plague us. more
KP Reads: Examining the tax system through the lens of America's wealthiest citizens. more
KP Reads: Beryl Markham's classic memoir proves some journeys transcend both time and distance. more
KP Reads: Emotional storytelling with an important message — the nurses who served in Vietnam deserve to have their stories told. more
KP Reads: Private equity is everybody’s problem now. more
KP Reads: Danger, romance, and resilience in a vivid memoir of survival and unexpected love. more
KP Reads: Martha Ballard’s diary uncovers frontier hardship, women’s work, and feminine strength. more
KP Reads: This is a story about learning to recognize what is hidden in plain sight more
KP Reads: Oscar "Zeta" Acosta is working in a system that, as an activist, he wants to dismantle. more
KP Reads: With my earbuds and a good narrator, any moment becomes a chance to read. more
KP Reads: Rather than looking for what you think you’ll find, take the events in the story as they come. more
KP Reads: Anna Funder examines the role of George Orwell's first wife Eileen and how she lost herself in her marriage to the famous author. more
KP Reads: "The Splendid and the Vile" details Churchill's resilience and his family's survival during the Blitz during WWII. more
KP Reads: Percival Everett's "James" delves into identity, race, and history with sharp wit and depth. more
KP Reads: Ruby Bridges tells her story of bravery as she integrated a school in New Orleans. more
The "Invention of Nature" reveals how Humboldt transformed our understanding of nature's interconnectedness. more
KP READS: "Death and the Maiden" is a tense psychological drama that explores the themes of justice, trauma, and revenge. more
KP READS: Katharine Graham was an extraordinary woman, living an extraordinary life in an extraordinary time. Her memoir is an astonishingly frank, honest and generous book by one of America’s most famous and admired women. more
Compelling, persuasive, and unsettling, "Caste" ought to be required reading for every American. more
A Baptist missionary named Nathan Price leaves Georgia and takes his wife and four daughters to a small town in the Congo in 1959. What could go wrong? more
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