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58 Great Books To Read This Summer, Recommended By Our Favorite Indie Booksellers
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There are so many new books featuring sisters and many of them are getting great reviews. I felt the need to make a list! Many of these titles are fairly new; there are of course, a few classics. The list is mostly fiction, with a couple of non-fiction titles thrown in; and mostly adult titles, with a few young adult and young reader titles also included. Please enjoy! Alphabetically by title:
“Beezus and Ramona (Ramona, #1)” by
Beverly Cleary.
For young readers. In this perennial bestseller, Beezus and Ramona learn about the challenges of sisterly love. 1990.
Seattle Independent Bookstore Day Is Back for 2021
The local seller celebration retains its book passport but is now both virtual and IRL, and runs for 10 days.
By
Stefan Milne
4/23/2021 at 8:00am
Madison Books is one of the stores participating in this year s altered Independent Bookstore Day.Â
This year Seattle Independent Bookstore Day is a âdayâ in the way that Seattle Restaurant Week is a weekânot even slightly. The annual celebration of indie sellers was mostly canceled last year (pandemic). This year (still pandemic) itâs spread across 10 days (April 24âMay 3) and straddles online and brick and mortarâall to make the typical tsunami of book people more of a gently lapping tide.Â
Natasha Gilmore, Idlewild Books and Open Borders Books, NYC
: This book contains two novellas and some short stories set around Colombia (and occasionally Miami). The narration is often low-affect, sharply cynical, and wryly observed. There’s a cutting honesty in the voice throughout the book that feels totally absent from so much literature now. It reminded me of the feeling of encountering something truly when I was a teenager. But then there’s just the crushing reality of coming into sexuality as a teen, colorism and racism in Colombia, the restlessness wrought by capitalism and the desire to flee yourself and the accidents of your birth that ultimately coalesce into something so universally resonant, that will make any reader feel seen and connected. Truly an author worthy of attention.
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