ny times books for summer

Tolly Driver — a kid full of promise whose life changed one summer night in 1989 — is writing a memoir about his murderous youth and thirst for revenge. Riffing on 1980s slasher tropes with an ...

The God of the Woods, by Liz Moore. Moore's fifth novel takes place at an Adirondack summer camp where the daughter of the owner goes missing. Strangely — and alarmingly — she isn't the ...

Barbecued, Battered, Boiled and Baked: Cookbooks for Summer. By Jenny Rosenstrach. Audio. New Audiobooks for Your Summer Road Trip. By Sebastian Modak. Historical Fiction. The Ultimate Summer ...

Adolfo Redaño. Card 2 of 9. These novels go well with sand, sunscreen and hot afternoons. By Mary Pols. Background Image: An illustration, resembling a child's drawing, of a woman in a hammock ...

Pirates, Poisoners and Doppelgängers. By Tina Jordan. Romance. They Went on a Fake Date. Then Sparks Started to Fly. By Olivia Waite. Cookbooks.

Raven's memoir might help, which finds her after she completed a Ph.D. in biology, deeply alone in rural Montana — until she is visited by a persistent fox. It's a real-life friendship that ...

Today is the first day of summer, and what better time to read a handful of books about adventures — or misadventures? Our recommended titles this week include Kevin Fedarko's "A Walk in the ...

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times. Our recommended books this week lean toward the multinational: a historical novel set on a Swedish island, a World War II account ...

A bunch of intriguing literary fiction is coming this summer, too. Joseph Han's "Nuclear Family," about a Korean American family living in Hawaii around the time of 2018's false missile ...

4 Writers to Watch This Summer. By New York Times Book Review. 17 Refreshing Books to Read This Summer. By Janet Maslin. Audiobooks for Those Long Summer Drives, Without the Kids.

A Summer Home in Maine With Centuries-Old Secrets — and a Ghost J. Courtney Sullivan's "The Cliffs" is a haunted house mystery steeped in historical context. Credit...

Our columnist reviews June's horror releases. By Gabino Iglesias Gabino Iglesias is a writer, editor, literary critic and professor, and the author of "The Devil Takes You Home." His next ...

By Megan McCluskey and Laura Zornosa. May 24, 2023 3:45 PM EDT. T his summer's slate of new books offers something for every reader, whether you're looking for a lighthearted escape, a ...

Gilbert Cruz, Books Editor, The New York Times: The first one is "Swan Song." Elin Hilderbrand, she is a writer who puts a book out every summer.

A roundup of favorite books to read this summer from NPR book critic Maureen Corrigan and New York Times books editor Gilbert Cruz. Full Episode. Wednesday, Jun 26. Close Menu.

We look at some of the many books out or soon out for your summer reading pleasure with Maureen Corrigan, book critic for NPR's "Fresh Air," and Gilbert Cruz, books editor at The New York Times ...

12 books to read from 2022. By Jeffrey Brown, Alison Thoet, Anne Azzi Davenport. 19 summer books that will keep you up all night reading. By Elizabeth Flock. Go Deeper. ann patchett; books ...

The New York Times's "88 Books for Summer" list, published in May 2022. 1-7: Thrillers 8-13: True Crime 14-21: Romance 22-29: Cookbooks 30-36: Travel 37-48: Historical Fiction 49-55: Science Fiction & Fantasy 56-58: Music 59-66: Gothic & Horror 67-72: Stage & Screen

Hoot, Howl and Sneeze: 6 Picture Books for Maximum Read-Aloud Joy From silly rhymes to lively sound effects to stealthily-building suspense, these old standbys and new classics have something for ...

Below, the 24 most anticipated books of the summer. Swift River, Essie Chambers (June 4). Essie Chambers' debut novel, Swift River, is a heartbreaking, yet hopeful coming of age story about the ...

Explore the New York Times Best Sellers list at Barnes & Noble® and be in the know about which books are currently most popular in America. Find out about the best new books each week, including fiction, non-fiction, advice & how-to, graphic novels, children's books, and more. Browse the selection by genre and format.

Summer is a time to relax; to feel the sand between our toes, blow away winter's cobwebs, and don lightweight linen clothing.And just like fashion, there are certain books we bibliophiles save for warmer seasons. As the days get longer, our literary horizons broaden—romances, insightful fiction, and New York Times's Best Sellers are the lexical oasis we run to as soon as our OOO emails ...

The Future Was Now: Madmen, Mavericks, and the Epic Sci-Fi Summer of 1982. By Chris Nashawaty. Flatiron: 304 pages, $30. (July 30) The summer of 1982 took moviegoers on epic rides through the sci ...

7 books to read this summer 15:06. It's summertime, the days are long and hot and you can't watch Netflix next to the pool because, well, screen glare. ... check out some of the books New York ...

New Yorker writers recommend books for the summer of 2024, including "The Puttermesser Papers," "The Phantom Tollbooth," "In the Freud Archives," and "Suttree."

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And more breezy, delicious summer dishes: watermelon salad, grilled tahini-honey chicken, tomato-basil fried rice. By Emily Weinstein Every summer I seize on one ingredient early on, my culinary ...

PEOPLE's Most-Anticipated Summer Books: Best Beach Reads, Thrillers, Fiction, YA and More. Splash into summer with these sizzling new reads. By. Carly Tagen-Dye. and. Lizz Schumer. Published on ...

Scott Robinson for The New York Times Take a loop to hidden Oregon beaches West Coast road trippers who stick to U.S. 101, the main north-south coastal highway, miss out on something spectacular.

Vibrant, refreshing pink lemonade, a circus concession turned classic, is the taste of the season. By Eric Kim Credit...Linda Xiao for The New York Times. Food stylist: Maggie Ruggiero. Prop ...