US Edition24 terrific books for the beach, cabin or lawn chair you’ll want to read this summer
LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA, JUL 19 – The list offers readers diverse, engaging summer reads across 24 books, helping broaden perspectives and cater to varied interests this season, organizers said.
- In July through September, readers can expect page-turning fiction and fascinating nonfiction, as this summer is traditionally a busy season for publishers.
- Tamara Yajia recounts her Argentine-American upbringing and creative ventures, with her memoir 'Cry for Me, Argentina' chronicling her misadventures growing up as a child star in Argentina and the U.S.
- In Eastport, Maine during the 1960s, Billie discovers a love letter to Gertrude before finding her murdered at a lavish ball, told in a sharp, self-deprecating voice.
- Reviewers praise this book as, undoubtedly, one of the best of the year, with a riveting, heartbreaking, and darkly humorous story.
- On July 29, 'Black Genius: Essays on an American Legacy' arrives with Tre Johnson exploring Black creators' innovations, 1990s street art fashion, and Dick Gregory's comedy.
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24 terrific books for the beach, cabin or lawn chair you’ll want to read this summer
A comfy chair, sunglasses, an Arnold Palmer and these 24 books — from S.A. Cosby, Rachel Joyce and more — are your ticket to a great season.
The selection of a book that keeps us awake at night, suitable for the beach, engaging and even long. Over time the great classics are exhausted and the taste hardens. But the right advice is a lifesaver
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