The Most Addictive Books of the Last 25 Years
Here they are, in no particular order: the books we passed on to our closest friends,
fought over at book club, lugged with us on every move and think about still. You can
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Angela's Ashes
By Frank McCourt
368 pages;
Scribner
Because it made us all Irish.
In a kind of magic trick, Frank McCourt
turns an unbelievably miserable childhood in the slums of Limerick, Ireland
into a wise, funny and luminous memoir. You wonder how he survived. At least
part of the answer must be: storytelling.
— Dawn Raffel
Published 04/03/2015
