Your weekly guide to Chicago Tribune's favorites in books, authors and events
 Tuesday, Feb 20 Long before the Women's March and #MeToo, Peggy Orenstein was in the trenches, writing women's truths; "Don't Call Me Princess" offers an essential look back. |
| This divide between old and young, between caution and daring, cleaves through the heart of the Dream Act and the cause of immigration reform. |
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| Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent and 2016 presidential contender, is working on a new book. |
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| Every week, John Warner asks readers to send him the last five books they've read, but why not their favorite five books? Plus, more insights into the art of recommending books. |
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| Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo is the subject of a children's book. |
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| Chloe Benjamin breathes life into age-old questions of mortality in "The Immortalists." |
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| "Green Sun" by Kent Anderson and "Barbed Wire Heart" by Tess Sharpe are also reviewed in this week's crime fiction roundup. |
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| From sports to Windy City history, a roundup of descriptions and sale information about books published by the Chicago Tribune. |
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