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      <title>Remarkably Bright Creatures: Sally Field and an Octopus Carry the Year&#39;s Most Unlikely Drama</title>
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      <description>Shelby Van Pelt&amp;rsquo;s novel Remarkably Bright Creatures spent an extended period on bestseller lists largely through word of mouth — the kind of book readers press on other readers with an insistence that can be off-putting until you actually read it. The premise involves a widow working at an aquarium who forms an unlikely bond with an octopus named Marcellus. It is also a missing-persons mystery and a story about grief and the ways humans project emotional intelligence onto creatures who may or may not share it.</description>
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