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The book delves into the bitter conflict in Northern Ireland and its aftermath, focusing on the lives of key figures such as Dolours Price, Brendan Hughes, Gerry Adams, and Jean McConville's children. It explores the civil rights movement, the Provisional IRA's bombing campaign, the 1981 hunger strike, the peace process, and the post-conflict struggle to understand crimes like McConville's murder. The narrative also incorporates the Belfast Project, a secret oral history endeavor that collected stories from former IRA members. The book is a panoramic history that captures the complexities and tragic consequences of the Troubles[1][2][5].

Selling Sexy: Victoria's Secret and the Triumph and Fall of an American Icon by Lauren Sherman is a comprehensive account of the lingerie brand's history. The book details Victoria's Secret's rise to dominance, its controversial marketing strategies, and its eventual decline. Sherman explores the complex interplay of branding, marketing, and societal shifts that shaped the company's trajectory. The book also examines the impact of the #MeToo movement and changing consumer attitudes on the brand's image and sales. Selling Sexy offers a critical analysis of the brand's legacy and its place in American culture.