At this point, we can all use a bit of magical realism to help us get through the end of 2020. If only we could open our eyes and poof, this was just a collective bad dream.
Here are four book recommendations brought to you by your friends at Pima County Public Library:
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“The Angel of Losses”
“The Rules of Magic”
“The Shadow of the Wind”
“Like Water for Chocolate”
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