Washington State Magazine Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Anisa Ashabi (’20 Comm.) began writing "Finding Chaz" in middle school, completing the young adult novel during the COVID pandemic. The contemporary coming-of-age story stars an Iranian girl who faces her tormentor and learns of their similarities. #WSU https://t.co/df7Hve9skL https://t.co/dFGuAsZlCL

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Tom Haig's (’09 Comm.) memoir, written with wit and raw emotion, draws readers along the journey from his thrilling youth through his mental and physical trials after the accident, and finally to his rebirth into a new career and adventures. https://t.co/el6sjXk67Z #WSU #GoCougs https://t.co/oWUOnofdRB

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An academic who understands both the biology and the beauty of the land upon which she lives and works, Jessica Gigot (’06 MS Plant Path., ’11 PhD Hort.) thoughtfully explores her ongoing journey into small-scale farming in the Pacific Northwest. https://t.co/qujMprpjQi

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Buddy Levy, who’s taught writing at #WSU for more than 30 years, is a master storyteller whose latest thoroughly researched, spellbinding narrative is both profoundly horrifying and heroic. It's an intense and riveting read. @buddylevy https://t.co/q4C4oE39jE