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Even after you finish, you&rsquo;ll be thinking about it for days.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;KatieCouric.com &ldquo;[A] book-club-friendly novel . . .&#160;Ana&rsquo;s gentle husband is Jesus of Nazareth. Her cherished big brother is Judas, Jesus&rsquo;s firebrand friend. These guys, so familiar, so human, are the hook that draws us in. What keeps us there, though, is the vividness of the world that Kidd conjures, peopling it with boldface names from the New Testament and freshly invented characters she imagines just as fully &mdash; Ana, our fictional narrator, principal among them.&rdquo; &mdash;The Boston Globe&ldquo;Sue Monk Kidd brings to life a spirited, and spiritually aware, young woman who must come to terms with her own&#160;heartfelt desires and ambitions . . . Other novelists have imagined the human side of Jesus, and some have envisioned him as married. 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[The Book of Longings] is written with reverence and strives for historical accuracy . . . it's an engaging story about a young woman defying the odds to make her voice heard, a story that remains relevant today . . . [and] underscore[s] what&rsquo;s lost when one group&mdash;be it one gender, race or religion&mdash;gets to write the history for all.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;The Atlanta Journal-Constitution&ldquo;Ana is the vehicle through which we experience the ancient caste system of class, male supremacy and the eternal power of seeking revenge . . . We know where this story is heading all along, but never suspect the unexpected routes . . . 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The intensity, bravery, and strength of character of Ana . . . will inspire readers but in a different way: to live authentically and remain true to oneself.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Library Journal&#160;&ldquo;The beloved&#160;The Secret Life of Bees&#160;author spins new gold from one of the greatest stories ever told . . . this is a deeply tender story of two outliers who find each other: a very human Jesus full of fire, yearnings and doubts about being the Messiah, and an even more fiery Ana (Jesus calls her &ldquo;Little Thunder"), who refuses the traditional role of women to find her own voice, and promote the voices of all women. Provocative, passionate and extremely moving, this is both a love story for the ages and a portrait of a woman way ahead of her biblical times.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;AARP The Magazine&ldquo;Richly imagined . . .&#160;Ana&rsquo;s ambition and strong sense of justice make her a sympathetic character for modern readers . . .&#160;In addition to providing a woman-centered version of New Testament events, Kidd&rsquo;s novel is also a vibrant portrait of a woman striving to preserve and celebrate women&rsquo;s stories&mdash;her own and countless others.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Publishers Weekly (starred)&#160;&ldquo;Kidd&rsquo;s narrative, etched into the emotionally precise and tactile prose of Ana&rsquo;s first-person voice . . . is not an attempt to rewrite history. Instead it&rsquo;s an exploration of a triumphant, fierce spirit and the stories she aches to tell. There&rsquo;s an exuberance to Ana that vibrates off every page, and that is a testament to Kidd&rsquo;s gifts.&rdquo; &mdash;BookPage &#160;&ldquo;If you have been waiting for a book like&#160;The Red Tent&#160;for the past twenty years, this is it.&#160;Give to fans of Anita Diamant and Marilynne Robinson.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Shelf Awareness&ldquo;An engrossing, briskly paced story in an appealing voice . . . the message about the importance of kindness and the power of women&rsquo;s voices should resonate strongly with today&rsquo;s readers.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist&ldquo;[A] novel that imagines the life of an unforgettable woman, written with reverence to the topic it covers. This intricate story is an epic journey, which fans of&#160;The Red Tent&#160;will devour.&rdquo; &mdash;PopSugar

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Turkey as a New Semi-periphery in the Age of Globalization

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