New books this week: Yoko, Elphaba, Amanda Knox and lost connections
Briefly

This week's book releases provide a diverse range of genres and themes. Notable titles include Gregory Maguire's Elphie, a prequel exploring Elphaba from Wicked, and Amanda Knox's memoir, Free, which reflects on her wrongful imprisonment and media scrutiny. Additionally, Emma Pattee's debut novel, Tilt, portrays a pregnant woman's challenging journey home after an earthquake disrupts her plans. Finally, Colum McCann's Twist examines the complexities of communication in the digital age through an engaging narrative. These works demonstrate significant storytelling ranging from personal struggles to futuristic themes.
Knox reflects on the years she spent in prison and under the media microscope, providing a deep insight into wrongful imprisonment and its aftermath.
Emma Pattee’s debut reveals a journey of survival through chaos, portraying an ordinary day disrupted by extraordinary events in Portland.
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