37. North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell A less sparking, more thoughtful Pride and Prejudice . I've discussed more of my thoughts here . For those who wish Jane Austen was more political. 38. Career of Evil by Robert Galbraith The third installment in this character-driven detective series finally focuses purely on the detective, Cormoran Strike, and his assistant and would-be co-detective, Robin Ellacott. The novel gets into some interesting disability politics, and of course many shades of evil, and will thoroughly break the hearts of Strike/Robin shippers. 39. My Life on the Road by Gloria Steinem (audiobook) I'm glad I read this, because I was familiar with Gloria Steinem's name linked with the feminist movement, but not much else. Now, I feel like an expert! Her memoirs about all the places she's been cover her childhood, and many of the momentous occasions of her adulthood. I feel like I have a much better idea of what an activist actual...
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