Julie K. Brown's new book on the Jeffrey Epstein saga is a dark look at how privilege can trump justice, but also the successes of the #MeToo era.

5 Takeaways From The New Book About Jeffrey Epstein | Chatelaine

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Celebrate Pride in a quiet, COVID-friendly way with one of these books, all brand-new stories of LGBTQ+ life in Canada.

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Start with a five per cent cut, J.B. MacKinnon urges in The Day the World Stops Shopping.

Start with a five per cent cut, J.B. MacKinnon urges.

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Including a delightful memoir about food, family, identity and loss from Korean-American writer, Michelle Zauner.

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The Duchess of Sussex's debut, The Bench, stems from a poem she wrote for her husband to mark his first Father's Day.

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