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ANDREW GARFIELD with friends - Florence Pugh, Vito Schnabel... (new pic)
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omg I’m glad someone else thinks the whole Pete ari circle is weird and ppl are just added into it. It’s the same with Taylor’s circle cause Selena dated the weekend who dated bella who’s Gigi’s sister shows bffs with tyalor and then Selena was also rumored to have a thi bf with zayn (gigis baby daddy) like it’s so crazy everyone is connected in some way. Like Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh hanging out outside of work at the same time their exes are rumored to be dating. It’s giving same family tree
Like I get it, there’s circles in Hollywood, but it’s just fucking weird. Move outside the circle. Because you’re looking like the theater kids in high school who never grew up all sharing the same people.
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Wanted on My Bad Habits…
House Kade - Natalie Dormer/Richard Madden/Florence Pugh/Jennifer Lawrence/open wanted as Stark Family inspired siblings from GOT for Katheryn Winnick.
You are My People - looking for a detective partner/partner in crime/most trusted friend (the Benson to my Stabler) for Katheryn Winnick. Open face.
Massive Misfit Friend Group looking to round out the last two fellas. All of the guys in this group are as close as it gets. Backgrounds are flexible, face claims are all completely open. This group of guys are always getting up to something, they are mischievous, fun, and good humored. Always helping out one another. They are basically brothers. This group of friends is well known throughout the town and the site itself! There are so many built in connections already for these guys. Bring them on! We are dying to have them!! Face claims are completely open (some suggestions are: Richard Madden, Ryan Reynolds, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Mackie, Jai Courtney, Michael B Jordon, Jake Gyllenhaal, Zachary Levi, Andrew Garfield, Brett Dalton, Casey Deidrick, etc)!
Let’s Share a Wall - Looking for one more female and one more male to be a part of this roommates/(loosely based) Friends style want ad for Zendaya. Already a part of the group are Zendaya, Victoria Justice, and Jacob Elordi. Super tightknit group of friends who celebrate everything and cry together when needed.
Thunder in Our Hearts - Maya Hawke and Joseph Quinn wanted as BFFs for super active Joe Kerry!
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Wanted on My Bad Habits…
House Kade - Natalie Dormer/Richard Madden/Florence Pugh/Jennifer Lawrence/open wanted as Stark Family inspired siblings from GOT for Katheryn Winnick.
You are My People - looking for a detective partner/partner in crime/most trusted friend (the Benson to my Stabler) for Katheryn Winnick. Open face.
Massive Misfit Friend Group looking to round out the last two fellas. All of the guys in this group are as close as it gets. Backgrounds are flexible, face claims are all completely open. This group of guys are always getting up to something, they are mischievous, fun, and good humored. Always helping out one another. They are basically brothers. This group of friends is well known throughout the town and the site itself! There are so many built in connections already for these guys. Bring them on! We are dying to have them!! Face claims are completely open (some suggestions are: Richard Madden, Ryan Reynolds, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Mackie, Jai Courtney, Michael B Jordon, Jake Gyllenhaal, Zachary Levi, Andrew Garfield, Brett Dalton, Casey Deidrick, etc)!
Let’s Share a Wall - Looking for one more female and one more male to be a part of this roommates/(loosely based) Friends style want ad for Zendaya. Already a part of the group are Zendaya, Victoria Justice, and Jacob Elordi. Super tightknit group of friends who celebrate everything and cry together when needed.
Thunder in Our Hearts - Maya Hawke and Joseph Quinn wanted as BFFs for super active Joe Kerry!
#jcink#jcink rp#premium jcink#character request#profile app#mature rpg#original rpg#real life rpg#submission
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Wanted on My Bad Habits…
House Kade - Natalie Dormer/Richard Madden/Florence Pugh/Jennifer Lawrence/open wanted as Stark Family inspired siblings from GOT for Katheryn Winnick.
You are My People - looking for a detective partner/partner in crime/most trusted friend (the Benson to my Stabler) for Katheryn Winnick. Open face.
Massive Misfit Friend Group looking to round out the last two fellas. All of the guys in this group are as close as it gets. Backgrounds are flexible, face claims are all completely open. This group of guys are always getting up to something, they are mischievous, fun, and good humored. Always helping out one another. They are basically brothers. This group of friends is well known throughout the town and the site itself! There are so many built in connections already for these guys. Bring them on! We are dying to have them!! Face claims are completely open (some suggestions are: Richard Madden, Ryan Reynolds, Tom Hiddleston, Anthony Mackie, Jai Courtney, Michael B Jordon, Jake Gyllenhaal, Zachary Levi, Andrew Garfield, Brett Dalton, Casey Deidrick, etc)!
Let’s Share a Wall - Looking for one more female and one more male to be a part of this roommates/(loosely based) Friends style want ad for Zendaya. Already a part of the group are Zendaya, Victoria Justice, and Jacob Elordi. Super tightknit group of friends who celebrate everything and cry together when needed.
Thunder in Our Hearts - Maya Hawke and Joseph Quinn wanted as BFFs for super active Joe Kerry!
#jcink rp#jcink premium#character request#real life rp#female character#male character#20s character#30s character#platonic plot
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OK, November 23
You can buy a copy of this issue for your very own at my eBay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/bradentonbooks
Cover: Jeff Bridges opens up about the fight of his life
Page 2: Contents
Page 3: Contents
Page 4: Lori Loughlin’s life behind bars -- Lori’s been having a hard time adjusting to her new reality
Page 6: The holiday season will look a little different for Prince Harry this year -- originally the plan was for Harry to travel to England around Christmastime and Meghan Markle reluctantly agreed though she was far from happy with the idea but now with new travel restrictions in place due to Covid-19 she’s told him there’s no way they’re leaving California which is crushing for Harry who was looking forward to spending the holidays with the royals especially since he missed out last year and he’s been horribly homesick these last few months and he misses the holiday traditions he grew up with even though he loves his life in America with Meghan and son Archie
Page 7: Newly single Kelly Clarkson has been swooning over country crooner Brett Eldredge her collaborator on the flirty new Christmas tune Under the Mistletoe -- they spent lots of time together in the studio and on the phone and really bonded while they were cutting this sexy song, Brad Pitt’s most recent ex-girlfriend Nicole Poturalski has started talking to friends about what happened between them in detail and it’s an embarrassing mess for Brad who prides himself on privacy, after 16 seasons as colleagues and sparring BFFs on The Voice Adam Levine and Blake Shelton are besties no more because there was a lot of talk between them about keeping in touch and hanging out after Adam left the show but amid lingering tensions neither has made an effort and Adam may not even be invited when Blake marries Gwen Stefani
Page 8: Ever since Sofia Richie split for good from Scott Disick she’s been out every night with some really shady types to the dismay of her dad Lionel Richie who is not liking what he’s hearing about her partying and dating habits -- Sofia has already jumped into a new relationship with Cha Cha Matcha founder Matthew Morton and is hanging nonstop with his crew -- Lionel thought breaking free from Scott would mean a calmer life but it just sees like she’s gone off the rails, Betty White is already gearing up to celebrate her 99th birthday in January with a low-key yet reverent bash, she’s been linked to several Hollywood hunks of late but Lily James just wants her old beau back and she’s regretting breaking off her five-year relationship with Matt Smith -- since the split she’s been linked to Dominic West and Armie Hammer and Chris Evans and the onslaught has only made her miss Matt more -- Matt’s always had her back and Lily knows she made a mistake letting him go but Matt feels duped regarding all the rumors about her and other guys but she swears nothing happened and that she misses him
Page 10: Red Hot on the Red Carpet -- stars wow in romantic ruffled gowns -- Keke Palmer, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kirsten Dunst
Page 11: Lupita Nyong’o, Halsey
Page 12: Who Wore It Better? Renee Bargh vs. Alessandra Ambrosio
Page 14: News In Photos -- Paris Jackson posed for a portrait in Beverly Hills days before releasing her debut solo album
Page 15: Adam Brody with his newborn son in Malibu, pregnant Jinger Duggar stepped out in Venice with husband Jeremy Vuolo and their daughter Felicity for lunch, Lady Gaga on stage at a drive-in concert in Pittsburgh
Page 16: Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O’Connell headed out for brunch with one of their twin daughters in Encino, Camila Cabello held on tight to one of her three pups while chasing another one who escaped from his leash in Miami, Pierce Brosnan playing golf in Hawaii
Page 18: DJ Diplo took a dip in the ocean in Miami, John Legend took his Ford Mustang out for a spin with wife Chrissy Teigen and one of their dogs in Beverly Hills
Page 19: Bella Thorne and boyfriend Benjamin Mascolo in Rome, Scott Disick was Ace Ventura for Halloween in L.A.
Page 20: Ruff Life -- stars show love for their canine companions -- Ariel Winter and her latest rescue Cobey, Jamie Chung and her dog, soccer star Alex Morgan with her dogs Kona and Blue
Page 21: Nev Schulman cuddled up with Dancing With the Stars partner Jenna Johnson’s dog Ziggy, PLEASE ADOPT, DON’T SHOP
Page 22: Shawn Mendes on a walk in Miami, Kate Mara stopped by Target with her daughter, Ellen DeGeneres dressed up as a nurse who is her favorite superhero
Page 24: Skai Jackson headed to rehearsals for Dancing With the Stars, Elizabeth Lyn Vargas of Real Housewives of Orange County gave a tour of her home, Joe Jonas strolling daughter Willa around the neighborhood
Page 25: Thomas Brodie-Sangster attended the premiere of Stardust a biopic about David Bowie in London, Donnie Wahlberg and Steve Schirripa filmed a scene for Blue Bloods in Brooklyn
Page 26: Taking over duties from Prince Harry his stepmother Duchess Camilla arrived at the Field of Remembrance to commemorate those who lost their lives in the armed forces in London, Amber Heard enjoyed a hike with her dog in L.A., Renee Elisa Goldsberry and Sara Bareilles and Paula Pell and Busy Philipps filmed a scene for Tina Fey’s upcoming series Girls5Eva in NYC
Page 27: Offset delivered free food to voters waiting in line on Election Day, Ciara in Seattle
Page 28: Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes have finally become husband and wife in a low-key ceremony in the backyard of their L.A. home with just a handful of family and close friends like Steve Carell and Emma Stone were in attendance -- Ryan wore jeans with a button-down shirt while Eva wore a red dress from her own collection -- now that the party’s over Eva and Ryan have been talking about having a third child
Page 29: Reality hit Love Is Blind hooked viewers with its OMG premise but the show’s married cohosts Nick Lachey and Vanessa Lachey were decidedly less riveting and their presenting style was laughably wooden and stiff and while the duo is slated to return for the show’s second season Nick and Vanessa have been put on notice to spice it up, Tori Spelling is freaking out at the prospect of her husband Dean McDermott spending six months alone in Toronto which is the same town where he cheated on her seven years ago -- Dean has signed on to star in Canadian TV show Lady Dicks and while Tori should be thrilled that that he’ll be bringing in some income for their often-struggling family of seven she is preparing for the worst
Page 30: While it appears Nina Dobrev and Shaun White have spent 2020 in hardcore flirt mode Nina’s friends have cautioned that this is a dead-end romance because Shaun shows up and posts pictures of them on social media but the fact is they’ve barely spent any time together and they hook up and then he goes back to his own place -- Shaun rarely invites Nina to either of his two Hollywood Hills pads and is proving his flaky reputation is legit, things are looking up for parents-to-be Kit Harington and Rose Leslie after a rocky start to their marriage the two are finally in a happy place -- Kit has stopped boozing and this baby has put a fire under him to be more accommodating and besides helping update and baby-proof the couple’s 15th century countryside manor Kit’s been more attentive to Rose in every way, Love Bites -- Erika Jayne and Tom Girardi split, Maya Erskine and Michael Angarano are engaged and expecting, Ashlee Simpson welcomed her second child with husband Evan Ross
Page 32: Cover Story -- Jeff Bridges: I’m not giving up -- how the beloved star is coping during his brave health battle
Page 36: Katherine Heigl why she disappeared -- the reason Katherine walked away from the spotlight ad how she found her way back
Page 38: Home Alone turns 30 -- in honor of the holiday classic’s milestone anniversary secrets and trivia about the movie and its stars
Page 40: Feel the Burn -- fitness fanatic Morgan Coleman is here to take your home workout up a notch
Page 42: Healthy Holidays -- how stars stay fit and feeling their best during the festive season
Page 46: Style Week -- Olivia Culpo has teamed up with her siblings on an exclusive collection for Macy’s
Page 48: What’s Hot Right Now -- Madewell wants you to Make Weekends Longer with its new sustainable MWL collection
Page 49: Steal Her Style -- Drew Barrymore
Page 50: Dress the Halls -- festive pieces to rock through the holidays even if you’re celebrating at home -- AnnaSophia Robb
Page 54: Entertainment
Page 55: Q&A -- Jake Tyson
Page 58: Buzz -- Just weeks after Kim Kardashian West was slammed over her 40th birthday bash Kendall Jenner received similar criticism for throwing a jam-packed soiree for her 25th birthday
Page 60: Sound Bites -- Cameron Diaz on having a baby at 47, Conan O’Brien on the props that were stolen from his late-night set, Sacha Baron Cohen joking that he and his wife Isla Fisher are not A-listers, Anne Hathaway on the embarrassing ways she handled the lockdown
Page 61: Florence Pugh on her close relationship with her Black Widow costar Scarlett Johansson, Christine Quinn on not being bothered by negative comments, Chelsea Handler on crushing on New York governor Andrew Cuomo
Page 62: Horoscope -- Lisa Bonet turned 53 on November 16
Page 64: By the Numbers -- Colin Jost
#tabloid#grain of salt#tabloid toc#tabloidtoc#jeff bridges#lily james#matt smith#kit harington#rose leslie#colin jost#katherine heigl#home alone#jake tyson#lori loughlin#prince harry#meghan markle#kelly clarkson#brett eldredge#brad pitt#nicole poturalski#adam levine#blake shelton#lionel richie#sofia richie#betty white#who wore it better?#eva mendes#ryan gosling#nick lachey#vanessa lachey
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Books coming out this week: The Third Hotel, Finding Yvonne, and more
Books coming out this week: The Third Hotel, Finding Yvonne, and more
Here we are in the dog days of summer. There are just a few weeks left for relaxing beach vacations, lazy pool days, and summer Fridays spent frolicking in the sun. If you haven't checked nearly enough things off your summer bucket list, now's the time to get on it. Or, if you'd rather just chill out in the air conditioning, you could always work on tackling your summer reading list. The books coming out this week are a great place to start.
This is a big week, because there are 19-yes, 19-books coming out this week that I highly recommend. In keeping with the theme of “summer's almost over, but there's still time,” there's a second wind of beach reads and summer romance novels on this list. So if you thought you'd read the best books that chick lit had to offer this summer, there's a whole crop of new titles to dive into. Or, if you're already looking to fall and craving a more atmospheric read, this is a big week for historical fiction, too.
Here are 19 books coming out this week that you don't want to miss.
1. The Third Hotel by Laura van den Berg, out August 7th
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
available at Amazon | $20
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Clare, recently widowed and still grieving the loss of her husband, decides to attend a film festival in Havana that they bought tickets to. But once there, she spots him in front of museum, plain as day. Clare follows her husband around Havana, reflecting on their marriage, thinking about her childhood, and searching for answers. The more you read, the less you'll know what's real and what isn't.
2. Finding Yvonne by Brandy Colbert, out August 7th
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
available at Amazon | $17.99
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Remember when you were a senior in high school and everyone kept asking, So, what do you want to do with your life? As if you were supposed to have all the answers at age 18? That's where Yvonne is. She's about to graduate from high school and she's questioning whether or not she's talented enough to pursue a career as a violist. Then, when she unexpectedly gets pregnant, her future becomes even less clear. Finding Yvonne is a moving read for anyone who's ever been unsure about what comes next. (So, all of us.)
3. The Bucket List by Georgia Clark, out August 7th
Atria/Emily Bestler Books
available at Amazon | $23.40
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When Lacey is diagnosed with the BCRA1 gene mutation (a.k.a. the breast cancer gene), she makes a bucket list for her boobs. Yep, she writes down everything she wants to do with and for her boobs before the possibility of a preventative double mastectomy comes. The Bucket List is the sweet, sexy, and sex positive women's fiction book you need to read before summer is over.
4. The Masterpiece by Fiona Davis, out August 7th
Dutton
available at Amazon | $20.80
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In 1928, Clara is a teacher at the Grand Central School of Art, a glamorous institution inside of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. In 1974, Virginia works in the once-glamorous terminal's information booth. When Virginia uncovers the lost art school from decades prior, she becomes determined to restore the building to the beauty it once was. The Masterpiece is a must-read for historians, art lovers, and New Yorkers alike.
5. Maeve in America: Essays by a Girl from Somewhere by Maeve Higgins, out August 7th
Penguin Books
available at Amazon | $16
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Warning: Do not read Maeve Higgins' new collection of essays in public. You will laugh yourself silly and look like a complete lunatic. From the frustrating process of getting a visa to her hilariously less-than-perfect shopping trip to Rent the Runway, Maeve insightfully reflects on the experiences that have helped her find her place in America. This is Aesop's Fables for millennials.
6. Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon, out August 7th
Scribner
available at Scribner | $25.91
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Florence and Elsie have been best friends since they were kids. Now, in their eighties, they live in the Cherry Tree home for the elderly. Florence often struggles with her memory, but Elsie always helps her remember. When a man shows up who looks like someone from her past-someone who died 60 years ago-Florence really starts digging. What a wonderful and entertaining feel good story. Read this one with your BFF.
7. Our House by Louise Candlish, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $20.80
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There's still time to get your fill of summer thrillers, and we suggest starting with Our House. When Fiona comes home to see strangers moving into her house, she assumes it's a mistake. But then, she realizes her estranged husband Bram and their sons aren't anywhere to be found. Needless to say, as Fiona tries to regain control of the situation, you're in for a roller coaster ride of twisted ups and downs.
8. Goodbye, Paris by Anstey Harris, out August 7th
Touchstone
available at Amazon | $24.99
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Goodbye, Paris is a quirky, charming read about friendship and perseverance. After Grace, the owner of an instrument repair shop, is forced to end her long-distance love affair with David, she retreats into isolation and bows out of a cello-making competition. But with the help of a customer and her shop assistant, she puts the pieces back together and finds happiness again.
9. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie by Juliet McDaniel, out August 7th
Inkshares
available at Amazon | $15.99
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When Maxine's husband leaves her for his 22-year-old secretary, she decides to claim a new title: She's going to compete in the Mrs. American Pie pageant. But there's just one problem: She needs a family in order to win. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie is nonstop fun from start to finish. Oh, and Laura Dern is already adapting the book for TV. So yeah, you're going to want to read it now.
10. If They Come for Us by Fatimah Asghar, out August 7th
One World
available at Amazon | $16.00
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Don't miss Fatimah Asghar's collection of poems about race, identity, family, and loss. It's a beautiful addition to any bookshelf.
11. Smothered by Autumn Chiklis, out August 7th
Wednesday Books
available at Amazon | $16.99
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Lou had big plans for her post-grad life. After graduating from Columbia summa cum laude, she thought she'd be settling into a new job, apartment, and lifestyle. But instead, with no job and no prospects, she's moving back in with her parents. Through journal entries, texts, and emails-and even job applications and prescriptions-Lou takes readers along for the ride as she tries to figure out her next step (and figure out how to get her controlling mom from watching her every move). It's a quick, fun read that'll make you laugh out loud.
12. Hope Never Dies: An Obama/Biden Mystery by Andrew Shaffer, out August 7th
Quirk Books
available at Amazon | $9.44
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Oh yes. This book is exactly what it looks like: a fictional mystery starring President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as they try to take action against America's opioid epidemic. If you miss 44 and his trusty sidekick, Hope Never Dies is the fanfiction you didn't know you needed. Honestly? I'd read a whole series about this bromance.
13. The Good Luck Charm by Helena Hunting, out August 7th
Forever
available at Amazon | $14.19
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Hello, hockey-themed romance novels. You are the genre I didn't know existed but now suddenly cannot live without. In The Good Luck Charm, Lilah's ex Ethan (who dumped her to focus on his budding hockey career) returns to try to win her back. When she realizes why he's keeping her so close, the hurt comes rushing back all over again. If you love rom-coms, don't miss this second chance romance novel.
14. If You Leave Me by Crystal Hana Kim, out August 7th
William Morrow
available at Amazon | $22.76
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Haemi and her family flee to a refugee camp during the Korean War when she's just 16 years old. Every night she escapes the camp for a few hours with her friend Kyunghwan. As the two grow close, Kyungwhan's wealthy cousin, Jisoo, makes plans to marry Haemi. As the story progresses, Haemi reflects on the choice she made to marry Jisoo, considering the life she has and the life that could have been. Don't miss this complex, heartbreaking tale of how one decision can change everything.
15. No Mistakes: A Perfect Workbook for Imperfect Artists by Keiko Agena, out August 7th
TarcherPerigee
available at Amazon | $17.00
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This is not your average journal. It's a workbook filled with writing prompts, activities, and exercises ranging from “Draw what change feels like” to “Describe the perfect funeral for a project you loved that ended.” If you're feeling stuck, uninspired, or in your head about your creative pursuits, Keiko Agena can help you rediscover your inner artist.
16. Meet Me at the Museum by Anne Youngson, out August 7th
Flatiron Books
available at Amazon | $19.19
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Professor Anders Larsen is a museum curator in Denmark. Tina Hopgod is the wife of a farmer in England over 700 miles away. When Tina writes a letter to her former professor who has since passed, Anders responds on his behalf. And thus begins their correspondence via snail mail. This sweet novel, which unfolds through a series of letters, is a short but spellbinding story of life and friendship.
17. The Drama Teacher by Koren Zailckas, out August 7th
Crown Publishing Group
available at Amazon | $27.00
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I love a good unreliable narrator, which is exactly what Gracie is in The Drama Teacher. She's hiding a lot about who she is and where she's from. When she fibs her way into a job as a high school drama teacher to save her family's house from foreclosure, Gracie's lying ways get a bit out of hand. Koren Zailckas will keep you on your toes until the very last page.
18. Good Luck with That by Kristan Higgins, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $12.78
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Emerson, Georgia, and Marley are best friends who met at a weight-loss camp when they were teens. When Emerson passes away, she leaves behind a final wish for her besties: face the fears they carried from their teen years into adulthood. Don't miss this emotional read about love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
19. The Reservoir Tapes by Jon McGregor, out August 7th
Catapult
available at Amazon | $22.00
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When a teenager named Becky goes missing, everyone joins in on the search. The Reservoir Tapes is a collection of stories from those in her community about life before she disappeared, as told to an interviewer. If you read Jon McGregor's companion novel Reservoir 13, this will leave you with even more questions about Becky's disappearance.
Happy reading!
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Books coming out this week: The Third Hotel, Finding Yvonne, and more
Books coming out this week: The Third Hotel, Finding Yvonne, and more
Here we are in the dog days of summer. There are just a few weeks left for relaxing beach vacations, lazy pool days, and summer Fridays spent frolicking in the sun. If you haven't checked nearly enough things off your summer bucket list, now's the time to get on it. Or, if you'd rather just chill out in the air conditioning, you could always work on tackling your summer reading list. The books coming out this week are a great place to start.
This is a big week, because there are 19-yes, 19-books coming out this week that I highly recommend. In keeping with the theme of “summer's almost over, but there's still time,” there's a second wind of beach reads and summer romance novels on this list. So if you thought you'd read the best books that chick lit had to offer this summer, there's a whole crop of new titles to dive into. Or, if you're already looking to fall and craving a more atmospheric read, this is a big week for historical fiction, too.
Here are 19 books coming out this week that you don't want to miss.
1. The Third Hotel by Laura van den Berg, out August 7th
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
available at Amazon | $20
Shop Now
Clare, recently widowed and still grieving the loss of her husband, decides to attend a film festival in Havana that they bought tickets to. But once there, she spots him in front of museum, plain as day. Clare follows her husband around Havana, reflecting on their marriage, thinking about her childhood, and searching for answers. The more you read, the less you'll know what's real and what isn't.
2. Finding Yvonne by Brandy Colbert, out August 7th
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
available at Amazon | $17.99
Shop Now
Remember when you were a senior in high school and everyone kept asking, So, what do you want to do with your life? As if you were supposed to have all the answers at age 18? That's where Yvonne is. She's about to graduate from high school and she's questioning whether or not she's talented enough to pursue a career as a violist. Then, when she unexpectedly gets pregnant, her future becomes even less clear. Finding Yvonne is a moving read for anyone who's ever been unsure about what comes next. (So, all of us.)
3. The Bucket List by Georgia Clark, out August 7th
Atria/Emily Bestler Books
available at Amazon | $23.40
Shop Now
When Lacey is diagnosed with the BCRA1 gene mutation (a.k.a. the breast cancer gene), she makes a bucket list for her boobs. Yep, she writes down everything she wants to do with and for her boobs before the possibility of a preventative double mastectomy comes. The Bucket List is the sweet, sexy, and sex positive women's fiction book you need to read before summer is over.
4. The Masterpiece by Fiona Davis, out August 7th
Dutton
available at Amazon | $20.80
Shop Now
In 1928, Clara is a teacher at the Grand Central School of Art, a glamorous institution inside of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. In 1974, Virginia works in the once-glamorous terminal's information booth. When Virginia uncovers the lost art school from decades prior, she becomes determined to restore the building to the beauty it once was. The Masterpiece is a must-read for historians, art lovers, and New Yorkers alike.
5. Maeve in America: Essays by a Girl from Somewhere by Maeve Higgins, out August 7th
Penguin Books
available at Amazon | $16
Shop Now
Warning: Do not read Maeve Higgins' new collection of essays in public. You will laugh yourself silly and look like a complete lunatic. From the frustrating process of getting a visa to her hilariously less-than-perfect shopping trip to Rent the Runway, Maeve insightfully reflects on the experiences that have helped her find her place in America. This is Aesop's Fables for millennials.
6. Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon, out August 7th
Scribner
available at Scribner | $25.91
Shop Now
Florence and Elsie have been best friends since they were kids. Now, in their eighties, they live in the Cherry Tree home for the elderly. Florence often struggles with her memory, but Elsie always helps her remember. When a man shows up who looks like someone from her past-someone who died 60 years ago-Florence really starts digging. What a wonderful and entertaining feel good story. Read this one with your BFF.
7. Our House by Louise Candlish, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $20.80
Shop Now
There's still time to get your fill of summer thrillers, and we suggest starting with Our House. When Fiona comes home to see strangers moving into her house, she assumes it's a mistake. But then, she realizes her estranged husband Bram and their sons aren't anywhere to be found. Needless to say, as Fiona tries to regain control of the situation, you're in for a roller coaster ride of twisted ups and downs.
8. Goodbye, Paris by Anstey Harris, out August 7th
Touchstone
available at Amazon | $24.99
Shop Now
Goodbye, Paris is a quirky, charming read about friendship and perseverance. After Grace, the owner of an instrument repair shop, is forced to end her long-distance love affair with David, she retreats into isolation and bows out of a cello-making competition. But with the help of a customer and her shop assistant, she puts the pieces back together and finds happiness again.
9. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie by Juliet McDaniel, out August 7th
Inkshares
available at Amazon | $15.99
Shop Now
When Maxine's husband leaves her for his 22-year-old secretary, she decides to claim a new title: She's going to compete in the Mrs. American Pie pageant. But there's just one problem: She needs a family in order to win. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie is nonstop fun from start to finish. Oh, and Laura Dern is already adapting the book for TV. So yeah, you're going to want to read it now.
10. If They Come for Us by Fatimah Asghar, out August 7th
One World
available at Amazon | $16.00
Shop Now
Don't miss Fatimah Asghar's collection of poems about race, identity, family, and loss. It's a beautiful addition to any bookshelf.
11. Smothered by Autumn Chiklis, out August 7th
Wednesday Books
available at Amazon | $16.99
Shop Now
Lou had big plans for her post-grad life. After graduating from Columbia summa cum laude, she thought she'd be settling into a new job, apartment, and lifestyle. But instead, with no job and no prospects, she's moving back in with her parents. Through journal entries, texts, and emails-and even job applications and prescriptions-Lou takes readers along for the ride as she tries to figure out her next step (and figure out how to get her controlling mom from watching her every move). It's a quick, fun read that'll make you laugh out loud.
12. Hope Never Dies: An Obama/Biden Mystery by Andrew Shaffer, out August 7th
Quirk Books
available at Amazon | $9.44
Shop Now
Oh yes. This book is exactly what it looks like: a fictional mystery starring President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as they try to take action against America's opioid epidemic. If you miss 44 and his trusty sidekick, Hope Never Dies is the fanfiction you didn't know you needed. Honestly? I'd read a whole series about this bromance.
13. The Good Luck Charm by Helena Hunting, out August 7th
Forever
available at Amazon | $14.19
Shop Now
Hello, hockey-themed romance novels. You are the genre I didn't know existed but now suddenly cannot live without. In The Good Luck Charm, Lilah's ex Ethan (who dumped her to focus on his budding hockey career) returns to try to win her back. When she realizes why he's keeping her so close, the hurt comes rushing back all over again. If you love rom-coms, don't miss this second chance romance novel.
14. If You Leave Me by Crystal Hana Kim, out August 7th
William Morrow
available at Amazon | $22.76
Shop Now
Haemi and her family flee to a refugee camp during the Korean War when she's just 16 years old. Every night she escapes the camp for a few hours with her friend Kyunghwan. As the two grow close, Kyungwhan's wealthy cousin, Jisoo, makes plans to marry Haemi. As the story progresses, Haemi reflects on the choice she made to marry Jisoo, considering the life she has and the life that could have been. Don't miss this complex, heartbreaking tale of how one decision can change everything.
15. No Mistakes: A Perfect Workbook for Imperfect Artists by Keiko Agena, out August 7th
TarcherPerigee
available at Amazon | $17.00
Shop Now
This is not your average journal. It's a workbook filled with writing prompts, activities, and exercises ranging from “Draw what change feels like” to “Describe the perfect funeral for a project you loved that ended.” If you're feeling stuck, uninspired, or in your head about your creative pursuits, Keiko Agena can help you rediscover your inner artist.
16. Meet Me at the Museum by Anne Youngson, out August 7th
Flatiron Books
available at Amazon | $19.19
Shop Now
Professor Anders Larsen is a museum curator in Denmark. Tina Hopgod is the wife of a farmer in England over 700 miles away. When Tina writes a letter to her former professor who has since passed, Anders responds on his behalf. And thus begins their correspondence via snail mail. This sweet novel, which unfolds through a series of letters, is a short but spellbinding story of life and friendship.
17. The Drama Teacher by Koren Zailckas, out August 7th
Crown Publishing Group
available at Amazon | $27.00
Shop Now
I love a good unreliable narrator, which is exactly what Gracie is in The Drama Teacher. She's hiding a lot about who she is and where she's from. When she fibs her way into a job as a high school drama teacher to save her family's house from foreclosure, Gracie's lying ways get a bit out of hand. Koren Zailckas will keep you on your toes until the very last page.
18. Good Luck with That by Kristan Higgins, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $12.78
Shop Now
Emerson, Georgia, and Marley are best friends who met at a weight-loss camp when they were teens. When Emerson passes away, she leaves behind a final wish for her besties: face the fears they carried from their teen years into adulthood. Don't miss this emotional read about love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
19. The Reservoir Tapes by Jon McGregor, out August 7th
Catapult
available at Amazon | $22.00
Shop Now
When a teenager named Becky goes missing, everyone joins in on the search. The Reservoir Tapes is a collection of stories from those in her community about life before she disappeared, as told to an interviewer. If you read Jon McGregor's companion novel Reservoir 13, this will leave you with even more questions about Becky's disappearance.
Happy reading!
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Books coming out this week: The Third Hotel, Finding Yvonne, and more
Here we are in the dog days of summer. There are just a few weeks left for relaxing beach vacations, lazy pool days, and summer Fridays spent frolicking in the sun. If you haven't checked nearly enough things off your summer bucket list, now's the time to get on it. Or, if you'd rather just chill out in the air conditioning, you could always work on tackling your summer reading list. The books coming out this week are a great place to start.
This is a big week, because there are 19-yes, 19-books coming out this week that I highly recommend. In keeping with the theme of “summer's almost over, but there's still time,” there's a second wind of beach reads and summer romance novels on this list. So if you thought you'd read the best books that chick lit had to offer this summer, there's a whole crop of new titles to dive into. Or, if you're already looking to fall and craving a more atmospheric read, this is a big week for historical fiction, too.
Here are 19 books coming out this week that you don't want to miss.
1. The Third Hotel by Laura van den Berg, out August 7th
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
available at Amazon | $20
Shop Now
Clare, recently widowed and still grieving the loss of her husband, decides to attend a film festival in Havana that they bought tickets to. But once there, she spots him in front of museum, plain as day. Clare follows her husband around Havana, reflecting on their marriage, thinking about her childhood, and searching for answers. The more you read, the less you'll know what's real and what isn't.
2. Finding Yvonne by Brandy Colbert, out August 7th
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
available at Amazon | $17.99
Shop Now
Remember when you were a senior in high school and everyone kept asking, So, what do you want to do with your life? As if you were supposed to have all the answers at age 18? That's where Yvonne is. She's about to graduate from high school and she's questioning whether or not she's talented enough to pursue a career as a violist. Then, when she unexpectedly gets pregnant, her future becomes even less clear. Finding Yvonne is a moving read for anyone who's ever been unsure about what comes next. (So, all of us.)
3. The Bucket List by Georgia Clark, out August 7th
Atria/Emily Bestler Books
available at Amazon | $23.40
Shop Now
When Lacey is diagnosed with the BCRA1 gene mutation (a.k.a. the breast cancer gene), she makes a bucket list for her boobs. Yep, she writes down everything she wants to do with and for her boobs before the possibility of a preventative double mastectomy comes. The Bucket List is the sweet, sexy, and sex positive women's fiction book you need to read before summer is over.
4. The Masterpiece by Fiona Davis, out August 7th
Dutton
available at Amazon | $20.80
Shop Now
In 1928, Clara is a teacher at the Grand Central School of Art, a glamorous institution inside of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. In 1974, Virginia works in the once-glamorous terminal's information booth. When Virginia uncovers the lost art school from decades prior, she becomes determined to restore the building to the beauty it once was. The Masterpiece is a must-read for historians, art lovers, and New Yorkers alike.
5. Maeve in America: Essays by a Girl from Somewhere by Maeve Higgins, out August 7th
Penguin Books
available at Amazon | $16
Shop Now
Warning: Do not read Maeve Higgins' new collection of essays in public. You will laugh yourself silly and look like a complete lunatic. From the frustrating process of getting a visa to her hilariously less-than-perfect shopping trip to Rent the Runway, Maeve insightfully reflects on the experiences that have helped her find her place in America. This is Aesop's Fables for millennials.
6. Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon, out August 7th
Scribner
available at Scribner | $25.91
Shop Now
Florence and Elsie have been best friends since they were kids. Now, in their eighties, they live in the Cherry Tree home for the elderly. Florence often struggles with her memory, but Elsie always helps her remember. When a man shows up who looks like someone from her past-someone who died 60 years ago-Florence really starts digging. What a wonderful and entertaining feel good story. Read this one with your BFF.
7. Our House by Louise Candlish, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $20.80
Shop Now
There's still time to get your fill of summer thrillers, and we suggest starting with Our House. When Fiona comes home to see strangers moving into her house, she assumes it's a mistake. But then, she realizes her estranged husband Bram and their sons aren't anywhere to be found. Needless to say, as Fiona tries to regain control of the situation, you're in for a roller coaster ride of twisted ups and downs.
8. Goodbye, Paris by Anstey Harris, out August 7th
Touchstone
available at Amazon | $24.99
Shop Now
Goodbye, Paris is a quirky, charming read about friendship and perseverance. After Grace, the owner of an instrument repair shop, is forced to end her long-distance love affair with David, she retreats into isolation and bows out of a cello-making competition. But with the help of a customer and her shop assistant, she puts the pieces back together and finds happiness again.
9. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie by Juliet McDaniel, out August 7th
Inkshares
available at Amazon | $15.99
Shop Now
When Maxine's husband leaves her for his 22-year-old secretary, she decides to claim a new title: She's going to compete in the Mrs. American Pie pageant. But there's just one problem: She needs a family in order to win. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie is nonstop fun from start to finish. Oh, and Laura Dern is already adapting the book for TV. So yeah, you're going to want to read it now.
10. If They Come for Us by Fatimah Asghar, out August 7th
One World
available at Amazon | $16.00
Shop Now
Don't miss Fatimah Asghar's collection of poems about race, identity, family, and loss. It's a beautiful addition to any bookshelf.
11. Smothered by Autumn Chiklis, out August 7th
Wednesday Books
available at Amazon | $16.99
Shop Now
Lou had big plans for her post-grad life. After graduating from Columbia summa cum laude, she thought she'd be settling into a new job, apartment, and lifestyle. But instead, with no job and no prospects, she's moving back in with her parents. Through journal entries, texts, and emails-and even job applications and prescriptions-Lou takes readers along for the ride as she tries to figure out her next step (and figure out how to get her controlling mom from watching her every move). It's a quick, fun read that'll make you laugh out loud.
12. Hope Never Dies: An Obama/Biden Mystery by Andrew Shaffer, out August 7th
Quirk Books
available at Amazon | $9.44
Shop Now
Oh yes. This book is exactly what it looks like: a fictional mystery starring President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as they try to take action against America's opioid epidemic. If you miss 44 and his trusty sidekick, Hope Never Dies is the fanfiction you didn't know you needed. Honestly? I'd read a whole series about this bromance.
13. The Good Luck Charm by Helena Hunting, out August 7th
Forever
available at Amazon | $14.19
Shop Now
Hello, hockey-themed romance novels. You are the genre I didn't know existed but now suddenly cannot live without. In The Good Luck Charm, Lilah's ex Ethan (who dumped her to focus on his budding hockey career) returns to try to win her back. When she realizes why he's keeping her so close, the hurt comes rushing back all over again. If you love rom-coms, don't miss this second chance romance novel.
14. If You Leave Me by Crystal Hana Kim, out August 7th
William Morrow
available at Amazon | $22.76
Shop Now
Haemi and her family flee to a refugee camp during the Korean War when she's just 16 years old. Every night she escapes the camp for a few hours with her friend Kyunghwan. As the two grow close, Kyungwhan's wealthy cousin, Jisoo, makes plans to marry Haemi. As the story progresses, Haemi reflects on the choice she made to marry Jisoo, considering the life she has and the life that could have been. Don't miss this complex, heartbreaking tale of how one decision can change everything.
15. No Mistakes: A Perfect Workbook for Imperfect Artists by Keiko Agena, out August 7th
TarcherPerigee
available at Amazon | $17.00
Shop Now
This is not your average journal. It's a workbook filled with writing prompts, activities, and exercises ranging from “Draw what change feels like” to “Describe the perfect funeral for a project you loved that ended.” If you're feeling stuck, uninspired, or in your head about your creative pursuits, Keiko Agena can help you rediscover your inner artist.
16. Meet Me at the Museum by Anne Youngson, out August 7th
Flatiron Books
available at Amazon | $19.19
Shop Now
Professor Anders Larsen is a museum curator in Denmark. Tina Hopgod is the wife of a farmer in England over 700 miles away. When Tina writes a letter to her former professor who has since passed, Anders responds on his behalf. And thus begins their correspondence via snail mail. This sweet novel, which unfolds through a series of letters, is a short but spellbinding story of life and friendship.
17. The Drama Teacher by Koren Zailckas, out August 7th
Crown Publishing Group
available at Amazon | $27.00
Shop Now
I love a good unreliable narrator, which is exactly what Gracie is in The Drama Teacher. She's hiding a lot about who she is and where she's from. When she fibs her way into a job as a high school drama teacher to save her family's house from foreclosure, Gracie's lying ways get a bit out of hand. Koren Zailckas will keep you on your toes until the very last page.
18. Good Luck with That by Kristan Higgins, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $12.78
Shop Now
Emerson, Georgia, and Marley are best friends who met at a weight-loss camp when they were teens. When Emerson passes away, she leaves behind a final wish for her besties: face the fears they carried from their teen years into adulthood. Don't miss this emotional read about love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
19. The Reservoir Tapes by Jon McGregor, out August 7th
Catapult
available at Amazon | $22.00
Shop Now
When a teenager named Becky goes missing, everyone joins in on the search. The Reservoir Tapes is a collection of stories from those in her community about life before she disappeared, as told to an interviewer. If you read Jon McGregor's companion novel Reservoir 13, this will leave you with even more questions about Becky's disappearance.
Happy reading!
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Books coming out this week: The Third Hotel, Finding Yvonne, and more
Books coming out this week: The Third Hotel, Finding Yvonne, and more
Here we are in the dog days of summer. There are just a few weeks left for relaxing beach vacations, lazy pool days, and summer Fridays spent frolicking in the sun. If you haven't checked nearly enough things off your summer bucket list, now's the time to get on it. Or, if you'd rather just chill out in the air conditioning, you could always work on tackling your summer reading list. The books coming out this week are a great place to start.
This is a big week, because there are 19-yes, 19-books coming out this week that I highly recommend. In keeping with the theme of “summer's almost over, but there's still time,” there's a second wind of beach reads and summer romance novels on this list. So if you thought you'd read the best books that chick lit had to offer this summer, there's a whole crop of new titles to dive into. Or, if you're already looking to fall and craving a more atmospheric read, this is a big week for historical fiction, too.
Here are 19 books coming out this week that you don't want to miss.
1. The Third Hotel by Laura van den Berg, out August 7th
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
available at Amazon | $20
Shop Now
Clare, recently widowed and still grieving the loss of her husband, decides to attend a film festival in Havana that they bought tickets to. But once there, she spots him in front of museum, plain as day. Clare follows her husband around Havana, reflecting on their marriage, thinking about her childhood, and searching for answers. The more you read, the less you'll know what's real and what isn't.
2. Finding Yvonne by Brandy Colbert, out August 7th
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
available at Amazon | $17.99
Shop Now
Remember when you were a senior in high school and everyone kept asking, So, what do you want to do with your life? As if you were supposed to have all the answers at age 18? That's where Yvonne is. She's about to graduate from high school and she's questioning whether or not she's talented enough to pursue a career as a violist. Then, when she unexpectedly gets pregnant, her future becomes even less clear. Finding Yvonne is a moving read for anyone who's ever been unsure about what comes next. (So, all of us.)
3. The Bucket List by Georgia Clark, out August 7th
Atria/Emily Bestler Books
available at Amazon | $23.40
Shop Now
When Lacey is diagnosed with the BCRA1 gene mutation (a.k.a. the breast cancer gene), she makes a bucket list for her boobs. Yep, she writes down everything she wants to do with and for her boobs before the possibility of a preventative double mastectomy comes. The Bucket List is the sweet, sexy, and sex positive women's fiction book you need to read before summer is over.
4. The Masterpiece by Fiona Davis, out August 7th
Dutton
available at Amazon | $20.80
Shop Now
In 1928, Clara is a teacher at the Grand Central School of Art, a glamorous institution inside of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. In 1974, Virginia works in the once-glamorous terminal's information booth. When Virginia uncovers the lost art school from decades prior, she becomes determined to restore the building to the beauty it once was. The Masterpiece is a must-read for historians, art lovers, and New Yorkers alike.
5. Maeve in America: Essays by a Girl from Somewhere by Maeve Higgins, out August 7th
Penguin Books
available at Amazon | $16
Shop Now
Warning: Do not read Maeve Higgins' new collection of essays in public. You will laugh yourself silly and look like a complete lunatic. From the frustrating process of getting a visa to her hilariously less-than-perfect shopping trip to Rent the Runway, Maeve insightfully reflects on the experiences that have helped her find her place in America. This is Aesop's Fables for millennials.
6. Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon, out August 7th
Scribner
available at Scribner | $25.91
Shop Now
Florence and Elsie have been best friends since they were kids. Now, in their eighties, they live in the Cherry Tree home for the elderly. Florence often struggles with her memory, but Elsie always helps her remember. When a man shows up who looks like someone from her past-someone who died 60 years ago-Florence really starts digging. What a wonderful and entertaining feel good story. Read this one with your BFF.
7. Our House by Louise Candlish, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $20.80
Shop Now
There's still time to get your fill of summer thrillers, and we suggest starting with Our House. When Fiona comes home to see strangers moving into her house, she assumes it's a mistake. But then, she realizes her estranged husband Bram and their sons aren't anywhere to be found. Needless to say, as Fiona tries to regain control of the situation, you're in for a roller coaster ride of twisted ups and downs.
8. Goodbye, Paris by Anstey Harris, out August 7th
Touchstone
available at Amazon | $24.99
Shop Now
Goodbye, Paris is a quirky, charming read about friendship and perseverance. After Grace, the owner of an instrument repair shop, is forced to end her long-distance love affair with David, she retreats into isolation and bows out of a cello-making competition. But with the help of a customer and her shop assistant, she puts the pieces back together and finds happiness again.
9. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie by Juliet McDaniel, out August 7th
Inkshares
available at Amazon | $15.99
Shop Now
When Maxine's husband leaves her for his 22-year-old secretary, she decides to claim a new title: She's going to compete in the Mrs. American Pie pageant. But there's just one problem: She needs a family in order to win. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie is nonstop fun from start to finish. Oh, and Laura Dern is already adapting the book for TV. So yeah, you're going to want to read it now.
10. If They Come for Us by Fatimah Asghar, out August 7th
One World
available at Amazon | $16.00
Shop Now
Don't miss Fatimah Asghar's collection of poems about race, identity, family, and loss. It's a beautiful addition to any bookshelf.
11. Smothered by Autumn Chiklis, out August 7th
Wednesday Books
available at Amazon | $16.99
Shop Now
Lou had big plans for her post-grad life. After graduating from Columbia summa cum laude, she thought she'd be settling into a new job, apartment, and lifestyle. But instead, with no job and no prospects, she's moving back in with her parents. Through journal entries, texts, and emails-and even job applications and prescriptions-Lou takes readers along for the ride as she tries to figure out her next step (and figure out how to get her controlling mom from watching her every move). It's a quick, fun read that'll make you laugh out loud.
12. Hope Never Dies: An Obama/Biden Mystery by Andrew Shaffer, out August 7th
Quirk Books
available at Amazon | $9.44
Shop Now
Oh yes. This book is exactly what it looks like: a fictional mystery starring President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as they try to take action against America's opioid epidemic. If you miss 44 and his trusty sidekick, Hope Never Dies is the fanfiction you didn't know you needed. Honestly? I'd read a whole series about this bromance.
13. The Good Luck Charm by Helena Hunting, out August 7th
Forever
available at Amazon | $14.19
Shop Now
Hello, hockey-themed romance novels. You are the genre I didn't know existed but now suddenly cannot live without. In The Good Luck Charm, Lilah's ex Ethan (who dumped her to focus on his budding hockey career) returns to try to win her back. When she realizes why he's keeping her so close, the hurt comes rushing back all over again. If you love rom-coms, don't miss this second chance romance novel.
14. If You Leave Me by Crystal Hana Kim, out August 7th
William Morrow
available at Amazon | $22.76
Shop Now
Haemi and her family flee to a refugee camp during the Korean War when she's just 16 years old. Every night she escapes the camp for a few hours with her friend Kyunghwan. As the two grow close, Kyungwhan's wealthy cousin, Jisoo, makes plans to marry Haemi. As the story progresses, Haemi reflects on the choice she made to marry Jisoo, considering the life she has and the life that could have been. Don't miss this complex, heartbreaking tale of how one decision can change everything.
15. No Mistakes: A Perfect Workbook for Imperfect Artists by Keiko Agena, out August 7th
TarcherPerigee
available at Amazon | $17.00
Shop Now
This is not your average journal. It's a workbook filled with writing prompts, activities, and exercises ranging from “Draw what change feels like” to “Describe the perfect funeral for a project you loved that ended.” If you're feeling stuck, uninspired, or in your head about your creative pursuits, Keiko Agena can help you rediscover your inner artist.
16. Meet Me at the Museum by Anne Youngson, out August 7th
Flatiron Books
available at Amazon | $19.19
Shop Now
Professor Anders Larsen is a museum curator in Denmark. Tina Hopgod is the wife of a farmer in England over 700 miles away. When Tina writes a letter to her former professor who has since passed, Anders responds on his behalf. And thus begins their correspondence via snail mail. This sweet novel, which unfolds through a series of letters, is a short but spellbinding story of life and friendship.
17. The Drama Teacher by Koren Zailckas, out August 7th
Crown Publishing Group
available at Amazon | $27.00
Shop Now
I love a good unreliable narrator, which is exactly what Gracie is in The Drama Teacher. She's hiding a lot about who she is and where she's from. When she fibs her way into a job as a high school drama teacher to save her family's house from foreclosure, Gracie's lying ways get a bit out of hand. Koren Zailckas will keep you on your toes until the very last page.
18. Good Luck with That by Kristan Higgins, out August 7th
Berkley Books
available at Amazon | $12.78
Shop Now
Emerson, Georgia, and Marley are best friends who met at a weight-loss camp when they were teens. When Emerson passes away, she leaves behind a final wish for her besties: face the fears they carried from their teen years into adulthood. Don't miss this emotional read about love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
19. The Reservoir Tapes by Jon McGregor, out August 7th
Catapult
available at Amazon | $22.00
Shop Now
When a teenager named Becky goes missing, everyone joins in on the search. The Reservoir Tapes is a collection of stories from those in her community about life before she disappeared, as told to an interviewer. If you read Jon McGregor's companion novel Reservoir 13, this will leave you with even more questions about Becky's disappearance.
Happy reading!
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Here we are in the dog days of summer. There are just a few weeks left for relaxing beach vacations, lazy pool days, and summer Fridays spent frolicking in the sun. If you haven't checked nearly enough things off your summer bucket list, now's the time to get on it. Or, if you'd rather just chill out in the air conditioning, you could always work on tackling your summer reading list. The books coming out this week are a great place to start.
This is a big week, because there are 19-yes, 19-books coming out this week that I highly recommend. In keeping with the theme of “summer's almost over, but there's still time,” there's a second wind of beach reads and summer romance novels on this list. So if you thought you'd read the best books that chick lit had to offer this summer, there's a whole crop of new titles to dive into. Or, if you're already looking to fall and craving a more atmospheric read, this is a big week for historical fiction, too.
Here are 19 books coming out this week that you don't want to miss.
1. The Third Hotel by Laura van den Berg, out August 7th
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
available at Amazon | $20
Shop Now
Clare, recently widowed and still grieving the loss of her husband, decides to attend a film festival in Havana that they bought tickets to. But once there, she spots him in front of museum, plain as day. Clare follows her husband around Havana, reflecting on their marriage, thinking about her childhood, and searching for answers. The more you read, the less you'll know what's real and what isn't.
2. Finding Yvonne by Brandy Colbert, out August 7th
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
available at Amazon | $17.99
Shop Now
Remember when you were a senior in high school and everyone kept asking, So, what do you want to do with your life? As if you were supposed to have all the answers at age 18? That's where Yvonne is. She's about to graduate from high school and she's questioning whether or not she's talented enough to pursue a career as a violist. Then, when she unexpectedly gets pregnant, her future becomes even less clear. Finding Yvonne is a moving read for anyone who's ever been unsure about what comes next. (So, all of us.)
3. The Bucket List by Georgia Clark, out August 7th
Atria/Emily Bestler Books
available at Amazon | $23.40
Shop Now
When Lacey is diagnosed with the BCRA1 gene mutation (a.k.a. the breast cancer gene), she makes a bucket list for her boobs. Yep, she writes down everything she wants to do with and for her boobs before the possibility of a preventative double mastectomy comes. The Bucket List is the sweet, sexy, and sex positive women's fiction book you need to read before summer is over.
4. The Masterpiece by Fiona Davis, out August 7th
Dutton
available at Amazon | $20.80
Shop Now
In 1928, Clara is a teacher at the Grand Central School of Art, a glamorous institution inside of Grand Central Terminal in New York City. In 1974, Virginia works in the once-glamorous terminal's information booth. When Virginia uncovers the lost art school from decades prior, she becomes determined to restore the building to the beauty it once was. The Masterpiece is a must-read for historians, art lovers, and New Yorkers alike.
5. Maeve in America: Essays by a Girl from Somewhere by Maeve Higgins, out August 7th
Penguin Books
available at Amazon | $16
Shop Now
Warning: Do not read Maeve Higgins' new collection of essays in public. You will laugh yourself silly and look like a complete lunatic. From the frustrating process of getting a visa to her hilariously less-than-perfect shopping trip to Rent the Runway, Maeve insightfully reflects on the experiences that have helped her find her place in America. This is Aesop's Fables for millennials.
6. Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon, out August 7th
Scribner
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Florence and Elsie have been best friends since they were kids. Now, in their eighties, they live in the Cherry Tree home for the elderly. Florence often struggles with her memory, but Elsie always helps her remember. When a man shows up who looks like someone from her past-someone who died 60 years ago-Florence really starts digging. What a wonderful and entertaining feel good story. Read this one with your BFF.
7. Our House by Louise Candlish, out August 7th
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There's still time to get your fill of summer thrillers, and we suggest starting with Our House. When Fiona comes home to see strangers moving into her house, she assumes it's a mistake. But then, she realizes her estranged husband Bram and their sons aren't anywhere to be found. Needless to say, as Fiona tries to regain control of the situation, you're in for a roller coaster ride of twisted ups and downs.
8. Goodbye, Paris by Anstey Harris, out August 7th
Touchstone
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Goodbye, Paris is a quirky, charming read about friendship and perseverance. After Grace, the owner of an instrument repair shop, is forced to end her long-distance love affair with David, she retreats into isolation and bows out of a cello-making competition. But with the help of a customer and her shop assistant, she puts the pieces back together and finds happiness again.
9. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie by Juliet McDaniel, out August 7th
Inkshares
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When Maxine's husband leaves her for his 22-year-old secretary, she decides to claim a new title: She's going to compete in the Mrs. American Pie pageant. But there's just one problem: She needs a family in order to win. Mr. & Mrs. American Pie is nonstop fun from start to finish. Oh, and Laura Dern is already adapting the book for TV. So yeah, you're going to want to read it now.
10. If They Come for Us by Fatimah Asghar, out August 7th
One World
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Don't miss Fatimah Asghar's collection of poems about race, identity, family, and loss. It's a beautiful addition to any bookshelf.
11. Smothered by Autumn Chiklis, out August 7th
Wednesday Books
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Lou had big plans for her post-grad life. After graduating from Columbia summa cum laude, she thought she'd be settling into a new job, apartment, and lifestyle. But instead, with no job and no prospects, she's moving back in with her parents. Through journal entries, texts, and emails-and even job applications and prescriptions-Lou takes readers along for the ride as she tries to figure out her next step (and figure out how to get her controlling mom from watching her every move). It's a quick, fun read that'll make you laugh out loud.
12. Hope Never Dies: An Obama/Biden Mystery by Andrew Shaffer, out August 7th
Quirk Books
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Oh yes. This book is exactly what it looks like: a fictional mystery starring President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as they try to take action against America's opioid epidemic. If you miss 44 and his trusty sidekick, Hope Never Dies is the fanfiction you didn't know you needed. Honestly? I'd read a whole series about this bromance.
13. The Good Luck Charm by Helena Hunting, out August 7th
Forever
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Hello, hockey-themed romance novels. You are the genre I didn't know existed but now suddenly cannot live without. In The Good Luck Charm, Lilah's ex Ethan (who dumped her to focus on his budding hockey career) returns to try to win her back. When she realizes why he's keeping her so close, the hurt comes rushing back all over again. If you love rom-coms, don't miss this second chance romance novel.
14. If You Leave Me by Crystal Hana Kim, out August 7th
William Morrow
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Haemi and her family flee to a refugee camp during the Korean War when she's just 16 years old. Every night she escapes the camp for a few hours with her friend Kyunghwan. As the two grow close, Kyungwhan's wealthy cousin, Jisoo, makes plans to marry Haemi. As the story progresses, Haemi reflects on the choice she made to marry Jisoo, considering the life she has and the life that could have been. Don't miss this complex, heartbreaking tale of how one decision can change everything.
15. No Mistakes: A Perfect Workbook for Imperfect Artists by Keiko Agena, out August 7th
TarcherPerigee
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This is not your average journal. It's a workbook filled with writing prompts, activities, and exercises ranging from “Draw what change feels like” to “Describe the perfect funeral for a project you loved that ended.” If you're feeling stuck, uninspired, or in your head about your creative pursuits, Keiko Agena can help you rediscover your inner artist.
16. Meet Me at the Museum by Anne Youngson, out August 7th
Flatiron Books
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Professor Anders Larsen is a museum curator in Denmark. Tina Hopgod is the wife of a farmer in England over 700 miles away. When Tina writes a letter to her former professor who has since passed, Anders responds on his behalf. And thus begins their correspondence via snail mail. This sweet novel, which unfolds through a series of letters, is a short but spellbinding story of life and friendship.
17. The Drama Teacher by Koren Zailckas, out August 7th
Crown Publishing Group
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I love a good unreliable narrator, which is exactly what Gracie is in The Drama Teacher. She's hiding a lot about who she is and where she's from. When she fibs her way into a job as a high school drama teacher to save her family's house from foreclosure, Gracie's lying ways get a bit out of hand. Koren Zailckas will keep you on your toes until the very last page.
18. Good Luck with That by Kristan Higgins, out August 7th
Berkley Books
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Emerson, Georgia, and Marley are best friends who met at a weight-loss camp when they were teens. When Emerson passes away, she leaves behind a final wish for her besties: face the fears they carried from their teen years into adulthood. Don't miss this emotional read about love, friendship, and self-acceptance.
19. The Reservoir Tapes by Jon McGregor, out August 7th
Catapult
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When a teenager named Becky goes missing, everyone joins in on the search. The Reservoir Tapes is a collection of stories from those in her community about life before she disappeared, as told to an interviewer. If you read Jon McGregor's companion novel Reservoir 13, this will leave you with even more questions about Becky's disappearance.
Happy reading!
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Cover: Royal Wives Tell All -- Princess Kate Middleton, Camilla Parker Bowles, Duchess Fergie
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Page 4: Inside Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen’s decision to leave the New England Patriots and start over in a warmer city -- the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Page 6: Miley Cyrus’ racy twerking performance at the 2013 MTV VMAs had a serious effect on her well-being when she was compared to a turkey and she didn’t wear shorts or a bikini for two years because of the backlash
Page 7: As Katherine Schwarzenegger made her way through the press circuit to promote her fourth book she’s discovered she enjoys being in front of the camera and she’s a natural and really comfortable talking to an audience so she entertaining the idea of cohosting a talk show, ever since Kylie Jenner cut ties with former BFF Jordyn Woods she’s grown inseparable from pal Stassie Karanikolaou and Kylie’s on-again beau Travis Scott feels like a third wheel
Page 8: After just one season Gwyneth Paltrow’s The Goop Lab is on the verge of getting the ax so she’s asking everyone she knows to stream the show and crank up its viewership even if they just leave their TVs on and don’t actually watch the show, Jamie Foxx’s wandering eye spurred ex Katie Holmes to pull the plug on their six-year romance last May but he’s come to find that the single life isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, Chris Evans is ready to settle down and he’s entrusting his younger brother Scott to help him find The One
Page 10: Red Hot on the Red Carpet -- Louis Vuitton -- Samara Weaving, Florence Pugh, Laura Harrier
Page 11: Alicia Vikander, Angelica Ross
Page 12: Who Wore It Better? Larsen Thompson vs. Shailene Woodley, Brooke Shields vs. Tammin Sursok, Joan Smalls vs. Camila Morrone
Page 14: News in Photos -- Rita Ora
Page 15: Sophia Bush wore gloves while grocery shopping in LA, Kevin Hart and wife Eniko Parrish and kids Hendrix and Kenzo and Heaven
Page 16: Stars Get the Job Done from Their Own Humble Abodes -- Carrie Ann Inaba films a live segment for The Talk, Andy Cohen hit the airwaves for his radio show, Cindy Crawford at her desk, Today’s Al Roker reported the weather live from his studio kitchen
Page 17: Dax Shepard doing his podcast
Page 18: Emily Ratajkowski, Rod Stewart and wife Penny Lancaster hold hands while shopping in LA, Ashley Benson
Page 20: Gerard Butler, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Andrew Garfield, Sofia Vergara
Page 22: David Beckham, Nikki Reed and Rachel Zoe, Jimmy Kimmel
Page 24: Inside My Home -- Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Justin Mikita’s decorative digs
Page 26: Eva Mendes has gone to great lengths to maintain her privacy but after years of encouraging Eva to come out of her shell Ryan Gosling is starting to feel he wants more out of life
Page 28: Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have grown closer than ever as they’ve been quarantined since testing positive for coronavirus, after years of traveling back and forth across the pond Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse are looking to take up permanent residence in LA and are thinking of getting dual citizenship, Love Bites -- Brittany Snow and Tyler Stanaland wed, Hannah Brown and Tyler Cameron back on, Amanda Bynes and Paul Michael pregnant
Page 30: Cover Story -- Royal Wives Behind Palace Walls -- Kate Middleton slams Meghan Markle
Page 31: Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson’s handling of Prince Andrew’s fall from grace has impressed Queen Elizabeth
Page 32: Duchess Camilla comes clean, Princess Diana’s diary
Page 34: Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt prepare to dish about their undeniable chemistry in a no-holds-barred TV interview
Page 36: Kids Say the Darndest Things -- Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on daughter Jasmine, Catherine Lowe on son Samuel, Hilaria Baldwin on daughter Carmen, Tia Mowry on son Cree
Page 40: Abs of Steel -- Jennifer Lopez, Julianne Hough, Kate Hudson, Kendall Jenner
Page 41: Jada Pinkett Smith, Gigi Hadid, Elsa Pataky
Page 42: Luke Bryan gets candid about American Idol’s new season
Page 46: Style Week -- Sara Foster on headlining Joe’s Jeans’ Spring 2020 campaign
Page 48: Beauty -- the hottest launches of 2020 -- Saoirse Ronan
Page 50: Cara Delevingne
Page 52: Hailee Steinfeld
Page 54: Entertainment
Page 55: Q&A -- Tarek El Moussa
Page 58: Don’t Stop the Music -- as the country self-quarantines amid the coronavirus pandemic musicians are livestreaming home performances to keep people’s spirits up -- Keith Urban, Pink, Katharine McPhee, Chris Martin, Rob Thomas
Page 60: Sound Bites -- Daniel Radcliffe, Joshua Jackson, Emily Blunt, Brandi Glanville, Orlando Bloom, Gigi Hadid
Page 62: Horoscope -- Aries Ewan McGregor
Page 64: By the Numbers -- Ashley Benson
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