11 Summer Reads Everyone Is Talking About

by Jennifer Keishin Armstrong

An entertaining, well-documented consideration of a significant TV series—thoughtful fare for TV historians as well as fans... Full review >

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by Ken Jennings

This book is full of good sense and meaningful interviews, and it would be difficult to find a smarter or more satisfying... Full review >

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by Araminta Hall

Which is worse—an emotionally disturbed murderer or a woman with a fierce libido? Hall's U.S. debut is designed to show just... Full review >

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by Silas House

A brave tale of human generosity and the power and peace that come from heeding the courage of one’s convictions. Full review >

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by Emily Giffin

A compelling portrait of a woman facing the difficult limits of love. Full review >

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by Elin Hilderbrand

Sink into this book like a hot, scented bath...a delicious, relaxing pleasure. And a clever whodunit at the same time. Full review >

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by David Sedaris

Sedaris at his darkest—and his best. Full review >

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by Beatriz Williams

With just the right touch of bitters, Williams (Cocoa Beach, 2017, etc.) mixes a satisfyingly tempestuous—and eminently... Full review >

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by Kate Christensen

An entertaining mashup of Ship of Fools and Titanic. Full review >

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by Ottessa Moshfegh

A nervy modern-day rebellion tale that isn’t afraid to get dark or find humor in the darkness. Full review >

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by Stephen King

Not his best, but a spooky pleasure for King’s boundless legion of fans. Full review >

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