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The Leonard Lopate Show's Favorite Books

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Blakeney Schick
The Leonard Lopate Show | Jun 4, 2010

It's December, and it seems that every media outlet - the New York Times, the Economist, and NPR, to name just three - is publishing their lists of the top books of year. We at the Leonard Lopate Show wanted to get into the end-of-year listing spirit but we're also overachievers, so here are two lists of our favorite books of the year.

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