Kirkus Reviews: Digital Edition

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October 01, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 19

Featuring 304 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction and children’s & teen; also in this issue: Sandra Cisneros, that supposed literary provocateur, is “just being born,” she says, at a time when most people her age are playing with their grandchildren; and more

September 15, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 18

Featuring 296 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction and children’s & teen; also in this issue: what to make of hip writer Valeria Luiselli? Unruly and experimental, her fiction also feels warm and vibrant. What does Luiselli care about happiness? Her soul does not belong to the 21st century; and more

September 01, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 17

Featuring 368 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction & children's & teen; also in this issue: the friendship between Christian Robinson and Mac Barnett fuels one of the most exciting picture books of 2015, 'Leo: A Ghost Story'; and more

August 15, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 16

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Kirkus Fall Preview 2015: your guide to the most exciting books coming out this fall, including Lauren Groff's ambitious novel 'Fates and Furies'; plus the full August 15 issue; and more

August 01, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 15

Featuring 367 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction and children's & teen; also in this issue: the story behind the lost Dr. Seuss manuscript; and more

July 15, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 14

Featuring 433 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction and children's & teen; also in this issue: Brunonia Barry on moving from local to national success; Kathleen Alcott's 'Infinite Home' is a luminous second novel from a first-class storyteller; and more

July 01, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 13

Featuring 404 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction and children's & teen; also in this issue: Jennifer Probst knows that no one is an overnight success; Daniel José Older couldn't find Latinos in the kids' books he was reading; his buzzed-about debut YA novel, Shadowshaper, changes that; and more

June 15, 2015: Volume LXXXIII, No 12

Featuring 340 industry-first reviews of fiction, nonfiction and children's & teens; also in this issue: Sarah Hepola's bighearted debut, 'Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget,' and more
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