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The Wonder Reader (newsletter)

By Isabel Fattal Ā·www.theatlantic.com

Landing page for The Wonder Reader, a weekly Atlantic newsletter curated by senior editor Isabel Fattal in which the magazine's editors recommend a small set of stories ā€” by theme each week ā€” meant to spark readers' curiosity and provide a Saturday-morning moment of delight. Past editions have gathered Atlantic reporting on friendship, smart risk-taking, the lives of morning people vs. night owls, waiting in line, and reading in distracted times.

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