Peck & Peck by Bonnie Garmus
From the New York Times Best selling author of ‘Lessons in Chemistry’; Bonnie Garmus’ latest title follows a young man making his way in the literary publishing world of 1980s NYC. This coming-of-age novel is fast paced, emotional, and fun.
Whistler by Anne Pachett
The award-winning Anne Pachett returns with a heartfelt story about love, life, and what could have been. A couple is browsing at the MET when she runs into the man who was her stepfather for a brief period when she was nine. A comforting story about character growth and the small moments that define us and our lives.
Partita by Barbara Kingsolver
As always, Barbara Kingsolver delivers a beautiful and haunting story. When a woman receives a request for a reunion she grapples with her past as a music student. An emotional reflection of the human nature of love and art.
Hollywood Ending by John Green
Told from two different perspectives, John Green weaves a tale of two young actors being cast together for their breakout roles in an Andy Warhol biopic. A story of love and a reflection of celebrity culture through the decades. This contemporary romance is a quick, enjoyable read.
The Calamity Club by Kathryn Sockett
The Calamity Club is Kathryn Sockett’s (author of ‘The Help’) much anticipated literary return. Another southern historical fiction novel, this is a story of sisterhood, friendship, and the ties that bond women. Recommended for fans of Kristen Hannah and Susan Monk Kidd.
Exit Party by Emily St. John Mandel
Once again Emily St. John Mandel blends together multiple genres throughout her story. Set in the near future of the 2030s, after the collapse of the United States and many parts of our society, this story blends the everyday lives of students, criminals, art collectors and their doppelgangers. This book is great for people who enjoy interweaving timelines and literary fiction.
John of John by Douglas Stuart
Douglas Stuart’s John of John is a deep, character driven novel about a man who returns home to his small island. There he must find himself somewhere between his father and grandmother. This is a medium paced novel that immerses the reader into Scotland.
The Disappearers by Marlon James
Set in Kingston, Jamaica during the late 1980s, the Disappearers shares the story of an often marginalized community. The story follows eight gay men after an attack at their community theatre. Showing the lifelong, rippling impact created by a single evening. This is an emotional and sometimes challenging novel.
We Chase Shadows by Richard Osman
Back for more, ever popular mystery writer Richard Osman’s new title is the second in his ‘We Solve Murders’ Series. This installment follows amateur detectives Amy, Rosie, and Steve as they tackle their first ‘real’ case. A face paced, fun read.
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Other Recommendations:
Theo of Golden by Allen Levi
Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
The Witch by Freida McFadden
Hollow Bones by Jodi Picoult
Cool Machine by Colson Whitehead
Return to the Shack by WM. Paul Young
Daughters of the Sun and Moon by Lisa See
Meet Me in Paris by Kristen Harmel
The Shampoo Effect by Jenny Jackson
As You Wake, Break the Shell by Becky Chambers
Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman
Taipei Story by R.F. Kuang
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