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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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In honor of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday we pulled together some titles that illuminate the history and legacy of racism in America. From a biography of Dr. King in Manga format to Jesmyn Ward’s Le Chant des Revenants (Sing, Unburied, Sing) a beautiful novel that explores the legacy of slavery across three generations of a Mississippi family, we hope you find a story that helps you feel a connection with the great man and the injustices lived by Black Americans that he so bravely fought to correct.

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Bonne Année 2023, and Thank you for an Amazing 2022!

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BONNE ANNEE 2023 by Bonjour Books DC

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Bonne Année! Happy New Year (and thank you for 2022)

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BONNE ANNEE 2023 by Bonjour Books DC

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⭐Our talented local authors!⭐

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⭐For a truly unique gift: how about a book by one of our talented local authors!⭐✍We are huge supporters of local authors who have written books in French or books in English about France, the French language and related topics.📚We even have an entire section in the store devoted to them which we like to call "Les Écrivains du Coin"From murder mysteries to autobiographies --there are so many styles and genres to choose from. See a brief list and description below and swipe left to see some of the covers.En FrançaisJoe Biden - THE French language biography of reference of...

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A window into the childhood that formed the future intellectual, feminist and French national treasure.

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Les Inséparables by Simone de Beauvoir.This is the novel Simone de Beauvoir wrote in 1954 but was never publisher during her lifetime. Essentially autobiographical, it is story of Simone's friendship with her school friend Zaza (Sylvie and Andree in the book) from around age 10 through early adulthood.I am loving de Beauvoir's simple, thoughtful writing about her family, teachers, and the relationships and experiences that shaped her thinking on religion, identity, men and women.A window into the childhood that formed the future intellectual, feminist and French national treasure.Fantastic reading!  

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