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Set the Night on Fire: Living, Dying, and Playing Guitar with the Doors
Krieger brings another perspective to the mythology of the Doors; music aficionados will devour his intimate memoir.
A Carnival of Snackery: Diaries (2003–2020)
Entertaining reading in itself, with references to some of the books he published in this era; a must-read for Sedaris’s many fans.
The Last Winter: The Scientists, Adventurers, Journeymen, and Mavericks Trying To Save the World
Fox has written an important, much-needed book about the climate crisis that injects a personal element into an abstract-seeming problem. This is popular science at its best.
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A Calling for Charlie Barnes
A sly and self-referential novel about the subjectivity of memoir, or a Franzenesque portrait of a dysfunctional American family. Take your pick.
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All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days: The True Story of the American Woman at the Heart of the German Resistance to Hitler
Donner’s meticulous research and novelist’s sensibility make for a riveting biography of a remarkable and brave woman; there’s also good insight into the German Resistance. Readers of Erik Larson’s biography In the Garden of Beasts will appreciate Donner’s different perspective on the same historical events and figures. Recommended to all who enjoy engaging narrative nonfiction.
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A Touch of Jen
This is an original, genre-bending story that morphs from social commentary into something violent and fantastical, reminiscent of the television series Black Mirror. Recommended for readers looking for something surprising to spice up their summer reading.
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Learning in Public: Lessons for a Racially Divided America from My Daughter’s School
The author’s choice to share her own story is laudable, and her work effectively unpacks the ways white Americans engage in racist and economically disadvantaging structures. It is, by design, a largely one-sided narrative, but one that many readers, especially parents of young children, will appreciate.
In the Shadow of the Empress: The Defiant Lives of Maria Theresa, Mother of Marie Antoinette, and Her Daughters
While there are fascinating details here about royal childhoods, courtships, marriages, and extramarital love affairs, this meticulously researched collective biography is best for serious readers of 18th-century European politics and history.
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Golden Girl
Another great read from Hilderbrand, sure to please her many fans and new readers alike.
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