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Our reviewer Lional Shriver is delighted with Ian McEwan's latest novel 'Lessons', which hinges on a boy's relationship with his teacher https://t.co/RLKJSQecP3

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Ever since Henry David Thoreau wrote Walden, his account of life in the woods in Massachusetts, we have fetishised the cabin aesthetic. Today, social media is awash with reimagining utilitarian shelters as accessible destinations for mindful retreats https://t.co/KmbDlf3qPb

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Do you geek out on the latest scientific reads? 💉 Our science editor @clivecookson has picked the best books of 2022 (so far) for you – from @AdamRutherford's Control to Russell Foster's Life Time, and more. Discover the full list 📚 #summerbooks2022 https://t.co/pDyzthebbJ

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Crisis management is often approached as damage control and risk assessment, but James and Wooten offer an optimistic alternative. The prepared leader, they argue, is one who can convert failures into lessons, resilience and growth opportunities.

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'[Devi] Sridhar accurately predicted the beginnings of the crisis that has gripped the world over the past two years.' The FT reviews her new book, Preventable: https://t.co/AEa4fMuGed

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Those who enjoy literary non-fiction books should check out Carl Wilkinson's selection of the top new titles of 2022 – including @KeironPim's Endless Flight, @irenevalmore's Papyrus and @andrea_wulf's Magnificent Rebels #booksof2022 📚 https://t.co/S51ywrJcrC

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A century on from the publication of 'Ulysses', David McWilliams looks at how James Joyce brought the indigent creative and the uninspired commercial closer together https://t.co/fV8KcUehy6

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Ottessa Moshfegh has the rare distinction of being as critically lauded as she is widely read, says our critic, calling her new novel Lapvona a 'dramatic departure' for one of America’s most exciting — and most provocative — young novelists https://t.co/5IDt2WCTMc

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Are you interested in reading about the planet? 🌍 FT business columnist @pilitaclark shares her favourite 2022 titles covering climate and the environment – including @GeorgeMonbiot's Regenesis, @BenRawlence's The Treeline & more…📚 #summerbooks2022 https://on.ft.com/3OewKm8

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Maggie O’Farrell brings Shakespeare's world to life in such granular detail that 'you can almost see the motes of dust dance in the sunlight and feel the warmth of the ashes slumbering in the grate'. What will Hamnet's stage version be like? https://t.co/PhVbZi93aJ