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Favorite reads of 2025

Paige Sanacora, Arts & Entertainment Editor December 3, 2025
It seems like every big-name author released a book this year, and while there isn’t enough time in a year to read them all, here are a few that you should put on your list for next year.
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A great big beautiful change of pace

Lyba Khan, Special to the Chronicle May 7, 2025
If there’s one thing to know about the romance genre these days, it’s that Emily Henry’s books are among the most anticipated each year. As the weather warms, readers everywhere begin checking bookstores for her newest release. On April 22, she returned with “Great Big Beautiful Life.”
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Martha McPhee revisits her past and family in new memoir

Alexandra Kline September 26, 2023

Martha McPhee is a successful fiction writer and has released seven books since her first book, “Bright Angel Time,” was released in 1997. She is also a creative writing professor of 21 years at Hofstra University on Long Island, New York. McPhee, born in 1964, grew up in Princeton, New Jersey, with four biological sisters. After her parents divorced, they both remarried someone with children, leading McPhee to become one of 14 children. McPhee later married Mark Svenvold, a poet and professor, and has two children. 

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