New book releases include Amanda Knox's memoir

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This week features several new book releases. Among them is a memoir by Amanda Knox, who discusses her wrongful murder conviction and eventual exoneration. The memoir reflects on her harrowing experience and life since her release. Another notable release is a biography of Yoko Ono. Written by David Sheff, the book explores Ono's diverse life as an artist and peace activist. Sheff, who has been friends with Ono for many years, provides unique insights into her life and career. Gregory Maguire also has a new book out, titled "Elphie." This is the fourth follow-up to his famous 1995 novel about the Wicked Witch of the West. In this prequel, readers learn about Elphaba's early years before she became the infamous character in "The Wizard of Oz." Emma Pattee's debut novel, "Tilt," follows a pregnant woman who faces unexpected challenges after an earthquake disrupts her day. The story highlights her struggles to navigate a dangerous city while seeking safety. Lastly, Colum McCann's new thriller, "Twist," delves into the world of undersea internet cables. The tale intertwines the lives of a journalist and a diver as they face complications while attempting to repair the broken lines off the coast of Africa. McCann’s narrative explores themes of empathy and connection.


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