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An animated open computer sits on a desk next to some coffee, glasses and pencils against a yellow background.

Back-to-school books: Reading that shaped us

Cate Burtner, Kelly Wang, Sanaya Robinson-Shah, Anya Vedantambe and Grace Zhao
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Oct. 22
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A picture of alum Kyla Zhao to the right and a graphic of a book to the left that reads "Kyla Zhao Valley Verified" with a women walking on the cover and tall buildings, office space and hanging clothes on the background of the book's cover

Meet Kyla Zhao ’21: Data analyst by day, best-selling author by night

Grace Lee
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May 29
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Drawing of colorful books on a shelf with their sleeve towards the audience, the sleeves have "TBR" written on them and the writing on the background reads "Stanford To Be Read"

Stanford TBR: ‘There There’ composes a symphony of Native American voices

Cate Burtner
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May 28
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Drawing of colorful books on a shelf with their sleeve towards the audience, the sleeves have "TBR" written on them and the writing on the background reads "Stanford To Be Read"

‘The Husband Stitch’ retells urban legends with a feminist slant

Cate Burtner
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April 30
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A graphic depicting a globe spinning on top of an open book and a person lays staring into the book.

World of Words: ‘Innards’ dissects our discomfort with the past

Breanna Burke
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April 29
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In her novel "Ripe," Sarah Rose Etter captures the toxicity of the technocratic Bay Area culture through masterful world building and satire. (Graphic: DA-HEE KIM/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford TBR: ‘Ripe’ delivers a visceral Silicon Valley satire

Cate Burtner
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April 16
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Different phases of the moon going from crescent to full moon and back to crescent are depicted in gold in front of a red background and "The Book of Love" is written around the moons

Lyrical love winds and turns in Pulitzer Prize finalist’s debut novel

Julia Donlon
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March 10
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A graphic of Kiley Reid's profile drawn in blue stands on the right side, the left side has a text in yellow that reads "Come & Get It" in front of a green background

Almost, but not quite: Kiley Reid’s ‘Come and Get It’ falls short

Cate Burtner
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Feb. 29
The Stanford Daily

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