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“And the following books represent a rich range of literary earnestness.”
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“She doesn’t naively believe her mother is perfect; she’s driven instead by her determination to understand.”
“Interestingly, she isn’t guided by hope—that would require knowing what she was hoping for.”
“Xochitl Gonzalez, Olga Dies Dreaming Earnestness as authenticity.”
“Just show up every day to check in with her.”) into code Sam understands.”
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“Becky Chambers, A Psalm for the Wild-Built Earnestness as being all-ears.”
“Instead, he quietly chooses his act of resistance—to remain unchanged.”
“Annie exudes earnestness in the face of repeated, profound personal devastation.”
“And because she doesn’t have the means to avoid reality or live in some dream world, Annie’s decisions—to hold a place for the benefit of the doubt, to choose openness and curiosity, to seek the capacity for love in others along the way—is even more powerful.”
“Rufi Thorpe, Margo’s Got Money Troubles Earnestness as a repeat performance.”
“And while his fatherly advice is, well, unconventional (and usually of the wrestling variety), it lands because he isn’t dispensing from some father-of-the-year handbook, he’s always talking to Margo.”
“She served as senior editor at Life & Thyme and is the author of the young adult novel Pining for You and cookbooks Stuzzichini and Ice Cream Adventures, as well as the coauthor of Aarón Sánchez’s memoir Where I Come From and the nonfiction A Woman’s Place, with Deepi Ahluwalia.”
“Marx isn’t the hero of this book, but his superpower may be the most potent—a capacity to amplify our protagonists, slyly slipping them the cheat codes for every challenge, wanting only to watch them level up.”
“Tayari Jones, Kin Earnestness as grace.”