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The best way to ring in May is with new spring reads, and Amazon s book editors have you covered.
Below are 12 top books recommended by Amazon s book editors, from thrillers to memoirs.
May is here, bringing countless new titles to sink your teeth into as you head to the park or backyard. Thankfully, Amazon s book editors have combed through this month s vast book selection to narrow down their top 12 choices.
As usual, the list encompasses many different genres, authors, and perspectives. This month s top pick, Great Circle, profiles the life of fictional travel enthusiast Marian Graves and actor Hadley Baxter, who is set to portray Marian in an upcoming biopic.
Once inseparable, identical twins El and Cat have been estranged for 12 years when El goes missing and Cat returns to their childhood home after two decades spent far away. As children, imagination ruled within this house, which the girls called Mirrorland. As each piece of the puzzle El s disappearance, the memories Cat buried in the dark corners of her mind falls into place,
the desire to know what is fantasy versus reality, and what truths lie behind a wall of denial, becomes more urgent and terrifying. Johnstone has plenty of tricks up her sleeve in this suspenseful tale of betrayal and revenge, memory and imagination, and the thin line between love and hate.
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Amazon senior editor Al Woodworth has picks for great fiction and nonfiction in our current issue. Here are five more you might like.
Dear Bob… by Martha Bolton and Linda Hope. Comic and USO performer Bob Hope would get thousands of letters a week from the soldiers he entertained during World War II. This is a collection of some of those letters and his responses.
The New York Times Cooking No-Recipe Recipes by Sam Sifton. Of course, you can’t have a recipe book without recipes, so even though this has “no recipe” in the title, it has recipes, only they don’t have exact measurements for the ingredients and the instructions are looser.