ALGONQUIN BOOKS OF CHAPEL HILL - Workman Publishing
ALGONQUIN BOOKS OF CHAPEL HILL - Workman Publishing
ALGONQUIN BOOKS OF CHAPEL HILL - Workman Publishing
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Paperback Fiction Favorites<br />
Sara Gruen<br />
wATer For elephAnTs<br />
when Jacob Jankowski is tossed by fate onto a rickety Depression-era circus<br />
train, he enters a world that is both his salvation and a living hell. It is there<br />
that he falls in love with Marlena, the equestrian star married to the maniacal<br />
ringmaster, and where he meets Rosie, the untrainable elephant, who becomes<br />
the most surprising character of all.<br />
Fiction • ISBN 978-1-56512-560-5, No. 72560 • E-Book ISBN 978-1-56512-585-8 • $14.95 PB<br />
• A #1 NeW York Times bestseller with over 4.5 million copies in print<br />
Julia Alvarez<br />
in The Time oF The BuTTerFlies<br />
“ A gorgeous, sensitive novel . . . A compelling story of courage, patriotism<br />
and familial devotion.” —People<br />
“ Imagination and history in sublime combination” —The Denver Post<br />
Fiction • ISBN 978-1-56512-976-4, No. 72976 • E-Book ISBN 978-1-61620-099-2 • $13.95 PB<br />
• A National endowment for the Arts Big read selection<br />
Julia Alvarez<br />
how The gArcíA girls losT Their AccenTs<br />
“ Subtle . . . Powerful . . . reveals the intricacies of family, the impact of culture<br />
and place, and the profound power of language.” —The San Diego Tribune<br />
“ A clear-eyed look at the insecurity and yearning for a sense of belonging that<br />
are a part of the immigrant experience . . . Movingly told.” —The Washington<br />
Post Book World<br />
Fiction • ISBN 978-1-56512-975-7, No. 72975 • E-Book ISBN 978-1-61620-098-5 • $13.95 PB<br />
Brock Clarke<br />
exley<br />
“Clarke has a distinctively winning style. He imagines characters so careful<br />
in their reasoning that they are deeply, maddeningly unreasonable but also<br />
tenderly hapless at the same time . . . Both heart-rending and comically<br />
absurd.” —The New York Times<br />
“Oddly brilliant . . . Clarke’s breathtaking creativity gives unexpected power<br />
to his quirky, touching story.” —The Daily Beast<br />
Fiction • ISBN 978-1-61620-084-8, No. 73084 • E-Book ISBN 978-1-61620-114-2 • $13.95 PB<br />
David Anthony<br />
someThing For noThing<br />
“A character-driven comic thriller . . . While Anthony peppers the narrative<br />
with pop references that place it firmly in the past, his protagonist’s<br />
problems are all too familiar.” —The Washington Post<br />
“[A] clever and surprisingly heartfelt debut.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review<br />
“Sharp and funny.” —The Seattle Times<br />
Fiction · ISBN 978-1-61620-022-0, No. 73022 · E-book ISBN 978-1-61620-061-9 · $13.95 PB<br />
28 | Fall/Winter 2012 Algonquin Books