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Sue Prideaux’s reflective and lyrical biography of Paul Gaugin, Wild Thing, offers a stout defence of the great artist ...

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Fortunately, this fall’s crop of books for kids and teens offers some stellar possibilities ... Jakob, a brilliant mathematician, was recruited to work at top-secret Bletchley Park and just ...