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| In the wilds of Vermont with his family, Miles is swept up in an unusual local legend |
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- An eagerly anticipated Good Morning America Book Club pick from the New York Times bestselling, Pulitzer Prize–nominated author of the hit novel North Woods
- Features a quirky cast of characters, including an eccentric snowflake photographer, an enigmatic tree surgeon, and more
- “The book of the summer… Full of joy — and exactly the kind of reading experience we could all do with right now” (Mick Herron, author of Slow Horses)
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| On an island, the tense wedding of a former cult member and a wealthy golden boy unfolds |
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- Among the guests, rumors swirl, gossip flares, and hidden truths unravel…
- This “excellent” literary page-turner (Chicago Tribune) is “great for readers who love complicated entanglements and secrets galore” (Booklist)
- An enthralling novel you won’t put down once you start
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| The wait is over for the latest from the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Underground Railroad |
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- Full of unforgettable characters, poignant insights, and page-turning action, this is “Whitehead at his best” (Oprah Daily)
- In 1980s New York City, furniture dealer Ray Carney is living a double life — and must risk his family’s safety to rescue one of their own
- “Electrifying… Every page is incandescent with longing, doubts, calculations, and determination as Whitehead’s magnetic characters are pushed to the limits” (Booklist starred review)
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| ‘Prepare to be astounded… A gorgeous reminder of what really matters’ (People) |
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- Travis, also known as Death, lives in a quiet town with only his cat for company — until he makes friends across the hall!
- Sure to charm and spark meaningful discussion among book clubs
- Graeme Simsion, author of The Rosie Project, calls it “one of the most original, riveting, and moving books I’ve read in a long while”
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| The tales of three generations of women from one family intertwine across centuries |
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- Readers who enjoyed Pachinko shouldn’t wait to meet Ah Xue, Mimosa, and Fei Fei
- Inspired by the author’s own family history
- “Lyrical, haunting, and profoundly moving” (New York Times bestselling author Jean Kwok)
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| This multigenerational family story is ‘a bighearted triumph’ (Kirkus Reviews starred review) |
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- One of the most highly anticipated summer releases, recommended by over a dozen publications including NPR, People, and Oprah Daily
- When Aubrey inherits her father’s share of a Tennessee farm, she begins to uncover its history — while the ghosts of her opinionated ancestors watch her closely…
- Take it from Tayari Jones: “A pleasure and a treasure. Witty and wise, intelligent and engaging, heartbreaking and heartmending”
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| A ‘vivid, lacerating, and funny’ satire (Carl Hiaasen) causing a stir in the book world |
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- This “socially savvy comedy of manners” (The Boston Globe) is “fresh, provocative, and uproariously funny” (People)
- One day, successful ad exec Alan Anderson loses his ambition and decides to transform his life — much to his wife’s ire! Can he find happiness and satisfaction outside the pursuit of more?
- With praise from Elizabeth Gilbert, Nathan Hill, and Yesteryear author Caro Claire Burke, who says, “Reading this book reminded me how much fun a novel can be”
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| A ‘relentlessly charming’ New York Times bestseller (The Atlantic) about finding yourself — at any age |
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- Seeking a fresh start, a young man moves to the Italian countryside to assist an elderly woman living out her final years in a crumbling villa
- The latest literary adventure from the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of Less
- Has won over everyone from Sarah Winman to Elif Batuman to David Sedaris, who raves, “Every sentence in this novel sings”
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| Enter a mysterious, magical bookstore where pages of memories fill endless shelves… |
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- When Jiwon stumbles into The Memory Bookshop, she’s given the chance to revisit three chapters of her life — but to travel to the past, she must give up time in her future
- An international sensation, this translated novel is perfect for fans of The Midnight Library
- A powerful and poignant read exploring grief, hope, and memory
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| ‘One of the great writers of our time’ (Los Angeles Times) delivers a Time Best Book of Summer |
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- A National Book Award–winning author “dazzles” (The Boston Globe) in this collection of her best short stories
- Full of wit and acuity that will win over first-time Nunez readers and delight old fans
- Earned four starred reviews, including one from Publishers Weekly: “[A] masterful career-spanning story collection… A treasure trove”
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