The Great Believers

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This acclaimed novel follows Yale Tishman, a development director in 1980s Chicago, as he navigates the devastating impact of the AIDS epidemic on his friends and community. The story also follows Fiona, Nico's sister, as she searches for her missing daughter in contemporary Paris, confronting the lasting effects of the crisis on her life. Through intertwining narratives, the characters strive to find hope amidst tragedy in both past and present, exploring themes of friendship, redemption, and loss. The book has been praised for its emotional depth and powerful storytelling, earning multiple awards and recognition as one of the best books of the 21st century.

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431

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Penguin Books