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Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times. Ian Kumekawa’s new book, “Empty Vessel,” promises in its subtitle to tell “the story of the global economy in one barge.” ...

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The It’s Me, Tinx podcast host, 34, shared with Page Six her favorite books and her go-to genre when choosing a new read at the bookstore. “I’ve always loved to read,” she told the outlet.