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Your Week in Books: Mythology Retellings & Climate Change

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Your Week in Books We're serving up some especially great books for you this week: mythological rete

[Plus, badass women in fiction and new audiobooks.]( [Penguin Random House]( Your Week in Books We're serving up some especially great books for you this week: mythological retellings, kickass women in fiction, and climate change reads to inform and galvanize. [Stories of Women Behaving Badly in Literature]( It's Women's History Month and this week we're featuring some mold-breaking, badass ladies in literature. Meet some protagonists who don't play by the rules. [See the List]( [Fresh Takes on Ancient Tales]( There's something satisfying about an old story being reimagined. These books breathe new life into myths and folklore. [Fantastical Reads]( More to Discover [Essential Books About Climate Change]( [Climate Change]( [Learn all about climate science and what we can do to offset climate change globally and individually.]( [New in Audio]( [Listen Up]( [The must-listen audiobooks of the month are here!]( New and Upcoming Releases [When We Were Birds]( [When We Were Birds]( By Ayanna Lloyd Banwo [Shop Now]( [Buy Audio]( [audio]( [Buy Ebook]( [ebook]( [Run Towards the Danger]( [Run Towards the Danger]( By Sarah Polley [Shop Now]( [Buy Audio]( [audio]( [Buy Ebook]( [ebook]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( [Instagram]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Manage Preferences]( | [Terms of Use]( | [Privacy Policy]( Penguin Random House LLC 1745 Broadway, NY, NY 10019 © 2022 Penguin Random House LLC

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