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I've read the first four and the picture that Lawrence paints of ancient Rome is really interesting. These books are about 4 children-a sea captain's daughter, a Christian doctor's son, an african slave girl, and a young urchan who has had his tounge cut out who strike up an unlikely friendship and together travel the Roman empire solving mysteries. "These are children's books, but they are a lot of fun and I recommend them for kids in 3rd or 4th grade. They become firm friends as they search for the killer, narrowly escape being kidnapped by a slave dealer, and uncover a series of burglaries. Her investigation leads her to three extraordinary people: Jonathan, her new neighbor Nubia, an African slave girl and Lupus, a mute beggar boy. When the dogs on Flavia's street start dying, she is determined to find out who is killing them-and why. Set in a graveyard, marketplace, and courtyards of a Roman city, this fast-paced mystery paints a vivid picture of the life in ancient times. 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She has made a good faith effort to integrate the changes wrought on the world by the coronavirus into a book ready for publication before the pandemic hit. The former editor of Cosmopolitan Australia and author of I Quit Sugar and its many sequels confronts the “itch” she feels as a result of a world beset by climate change, Covid-19, and the consequences of neoliberalism. ![]() An earnest pastiche of political theorizing, travel memoir, and environmental exhortation that attempts to encourage readers to act constructively in an increasingly disconnected world. ![]() ![]() "A story every American should read." - St. This is in all ways an admirable and necessary book." - Newsweek ![]() It is a staggeringly ambitious undertaking that is fully matched by Halberstam's performance. absorbing, detailed, and devastatingly caustic tale of Washington in the days of the Caesars." - The Washington Post Book World "A fascinating tale of folly and self-deception. 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