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books everyone seems to be talking about right now
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By
Reynaldo Bebe | Books + Travel
a mix of the books currently catching readers’ attention, from addictive thrillers and fantasy to buzzy fiction and nonfiction.
the kind of fantasy book i'd pick up when i want something completely immersive and a little different from my usual reads.
the knave and the moon
i'd be curious to see what all the buzz is about with this one, especially with it sitting so high on the current bestseller charts.
the calamity club
this one has been hanging around the bestseller lists for months, which honestly makes me want to know what everyone is seeing in it.
theo of golden
this feels like the kind of literary fiction i'd save for a weekend when i actually have time to sit with a story.
whistler
i love when a sequel gets this much attention because now i'm immediately curious about what happened to everyone after the first book.
big little truths
i'd pick this when i want something immersive that feels a little different from the usual contemporary fiction.
under story (GMA Book Club Pick)
this feels like the kind of quiet story i'd read slowly and probably think about after putting it down.
the things we never say
i'd reach for this when i want a story that feels emotional, atmospheric, and easy to get lost in.
into the blue
i like books that pull me into another place and let me see a bigger story through very personal lives.
the great divide
this sounds like the kind of book i'd pick when i want something a little unusual but still very character-driven.
yesteryear (GMA Book Club Pick)
i'd probably save this one for a cozy afternoon when i want something thoughtful and quietly emotional.
the correspondent (Women's Prize for Fiction Winner)
this is one i'd want to take my time with because i already know i'm going to underline half the book.
the emperor of gladness (Oprah's Book Club)
i'd actually flip through this when i want simple ideas for making home feel a little more welcoming.
homemaking with babs: tips and tricks for making a house a home
i'm always curious about memoirs that let someone tell the parts of their story we normally only hear about from the outside.
this is me: a reckoning
i'm mostly curious about this one because the combination of mrbeast and james patterson is definitely not something i expected.
the most dangerous games
this is the one i'd grab when i want to put everything else down and disappear into a fast-paced thriller.
tom clancy pressure depth
