20 Best Books To Read in July

by Bruce Holsinger

If you are not already hooked on Holsinger, it’s time to join the club. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Suspenseful and terrifying; Moreno-Garcia hits it out of the park yet again. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Elise Bryant

Madcap suburban intrigue with a soupçon of self-help. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Charlotte Runcie

A smart novel that carefully considers the shifting sands of life. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Sarah MacLean

A compelling story about grief, sex, and money, but also the power of family and forgiveness. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Ruben Reyes Jr.

A gripping family history with a fresh speculative edge and timely resonances with the currently unfolding timeline. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Lisa Smith

A moving, beautifully structured novel from an incredible new voice. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Katie Yee

A funny, stirring novel about resilience. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Nell Stevens

A slippery, captivating tale that doubles as a portrait of a complicated, indelibly queer past. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Gary Shteyngart

Shteyngart is doing his most important work ever, illuminating the current tragedy with humor, smarts, and heart. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Nathalia Holt

Holt’s narrative brims with missteps and tragedy, but it’s a worthy addition to the history of scientific exploration. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Keith Houston

A pleasurable and well-researched journey into pop iconography. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Maris Kreizman

Though gentler than its title suggests, an intelligent and entertaining read. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Karen Elliott House

A well-crafted key to understanding a central player in world politics. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Stephen Starring Grant

A charming book that’s guaranteed to make you think differently about the USPS. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf