| |  | | | In her late grandfather's cottage, Gemma uncovers decades-old family secrets | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - What was her grandfather's connection to an up-and-coming film star in the 1950s?
- This "top-tier" dual-timeline novel is "sure to be a big summer hit" (Library Journal)
- "Readers will be riveted" by this "irresistible story" (Publishers Weekly starred review) from the author of The Last Train to London and The Postmistress of Paris
- Highly anticipated by The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and more
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 | | | A third atomic bomb falls into the hands of a Japanese physicist during World War II | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - As Keizo Kan uncovers the weapon's power and mysteries, his loyalty and humanity are put to the test
- See why John Grisham is raving about this "riveting tale about war, intrigue, love, and perseverance"
- A gripping and well-researched read that "builds to a pulse-pounding climax" (Publishers Weekly starred review)
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 | | | What was Aunt Em's life like before Dorothy arrived in Kansas? | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - Anyone who loves The Wizard of Oz shouldn't miss this "important and enchanting addition to the canon of Oz" (Kristin Harmel)
- After leaving Chicago, Emily seeks to build a home in rural Kansas with her husband amid uncertainty, danger, and their orphaned niece's unexpected arrival
- "Readers will be touched by Em's story and respect the strong woman who raised such an unforgettable literary heroine" (Library Journal)
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 | | | Fiona Davis adored this 'joyous and ultimately triumphant' New York Times bestseller | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - "A dazzling diamond of a novel… Kristin Harmel has a rare ability to touch the heart" (Hazel Gaynor)
- In 1942, Colette's jewel thief mother is arrested by the Germans, and Colette's younger sister is found dead shortly after. Decades later, the discovery of a priceless bracelet helps Colette unravel the mysteries of her past
- A must-read for fans of dual-timeline stories
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 | | | The story of one woman's life, told in six fateful days across six decades | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - "A radiant, absorbing novel, intensely alive to the beauty and mystery of the everyday" (Joanna Quinn, author of The Whalebone Theatre)
- Glowing reviews from The Washington Post, The Guardian, and more
- Inspired by the Bloomsbury Group, a cohort of 20th-century British writers, artists, and intellectuals that counted Virginia Woolf among its members
- Penned by the author of The End We Start From, which was adapted into a film starring Jodie Comer
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 | | | A powerful World War I tale based on the fascinating story of a real-life couple | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - In 1917, a Bengali revolutionary and a US graduate student cross paths in California — and find love amid war, political upheaval, and bigotry
- Named a summer must-read by The New York Times and Los Angeles Times
- "Lyrical and ambitious… This one leaves a mark" (Publishers Weekly)
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 | | | Kristin Hannah fans: Don't miss this dazzling story of three brave women | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - When Japanese forces invade Hong Kong in 1941, Mingzhu, her daughter Qiang, and their housemaid Biyu must fight to survive
- "Vivid historicity and deeply relatable characters… a lushly romantic and impassioned story of women's agency and resilience" (Juhea Kim, author of Reese's Book Club pick City of Night Birds)
- Selected as a must-read book of June by The Washington Post
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 | | | 'Captivating, profound, and utterly unforgettable' (Patti Callahan Henry) | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - A married couple finds their quiet life derailed by World War II–era secrets
- Inspired by a real-life photograph that Man Ray took of the author's grandmother
- This breathtaking read from the New York Times bestselling author of The Stolen Book of Evelyn Aubrey will transport readers to Paris, California, and beyond
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 | | | An inherited painting surfaces a generation-spanning mystery | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - This riveting work of biographical fiction is "a slam dunk" (Library Journal)
- When Tamara receives a mysterious painting linked to her ancestor Berthe Morisot, she uncovers a twisted legacy of secrets and revenge
- "Once again, B. A. Shapiro is in a league of her own, this time taking us on a riveting ride into the world of stolen art with her latest page-turner" (Lisa Barr)
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 | | | In Spain, a bookstore offers a safe haven amid the turmoil of war | | WHY IT'S READWORTHY: | - As the Nazis rise to power, Barbara flees Germany and opens up a bookshop in Madrid. But when the Spanish Civil War erupts, she must fight to protect the store — and everyone she loves
- The author of Auschwitz Lullaby delivers a heart-wrenching page-turner perfect for Kate Quinn fans
- "I was so invested in Barbara and her family's plight that I could not stop turning the pages" (Sara Ackerman, author of The Codebreaker's Secret)
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