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The Hold List: Summer days, driftin’ away

The Hold List: Summer days, driftin’ away

Royal dynasties, niche cultural histories, data science and long-put off classics: Here’s what BookPage staffers are reading off the clock to make the most of the season.Read Article

Book review of The Great American Retro Road Trip

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Book review of The Great American Retro Road Trip

The Great American Retro Road Trip is a clever, offbeat, encyclopedic travelogue that celebrates roadside attractions from the kooky to the classic, and everything in between.Read Article

Book review of Clouds by Susan E. Clark

Book review of Clouds by Susan E. Clark

Susan E. Clark’s illustrated, pocket-sized guide to clouds both explains meteorological science and marvels at the poetry of the sky.Read Article

After a six-year absence, Martha Grimes returns with a new Richard Jury mystery

Plus, the latest from Simon Toynes, Mark Billingham and Martin Walker in this month’s Whodunit column.Read Article

7 charming, highly competent amateur sleuths

What do a former nun, a freelance book editor and Mr. Darcy’s son have in common? They all know how to crack a case.Read Article

Book review of Until Alison by Kate Russo

Lovers of subtle psychological dramas about the interior lives of young women will be captivated by Until Alison’s honesty.Books Read Article

Book review of Wanting by Claire Jia

In Claire Jia’s incisive and witty debut, former best friends Lian and Wenyu are reunited when Wenyu returns to Beijing for her engagement party, setting the two down a reckless path.Books · China Read Article

Book review of The Place of Tides by James Rebanks

In the quietly enchanting The Place of Tides, James Rebanks spends a season with the “duck women” of a Norwegian archipelago and reminds us that small acts of care for our environment can result in great things when done over time.Books · Norway Read Article

Book review of The Girls Who Grew Big by Leila Mottley

Both hopeful and determinedly honest, Leila Mottley’s The Girls Who Grew Big follows three Floridian teenage mothers, and reflects on how and why we love.Books · Florida Read Article

Book review of The Homemade God by Rachel Joyce

Rachel Joyce wields her descriptions and impressions like an artist wields paint in this portrait of how four adult children become unmoored in the wake of their father’s death.Books Read Article

Best summer books of 2025: Children’s and Young Adult

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James Lovegrove and Suzi Feay select their best mid-year reads See the Story

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