Arts & Entertainment
If You Only Read One Book This Month, Make It One Of These 3
Since March, thousands of Americans have found new comfort in a little blue box.
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With social distancing restrictions still in place, one thing remains true: There's nothing better than a good book. Since March, more and more Americans must agree since many of them have been joining Book of the Month, a curated book service that provides a little fun in a world that very much needs a pick-me-up. And this September, the book service is delivering yet again with five new releases that deserve a spot at the top of your reading list.
"The Last Story of Mina Lee" by Nancy Jooyoun Kim
A story to fill the generational gap between mothers and daughters, sprinkled with mystery, self-discovery and love.
"Winter Counts" by David Heska and Wanbli Weiden
Follow a twisty path of vigilantism in this gritty crime novel set on a Native American reservation.
"Anxious People" by Fredrik Backman
Of all the ways to botch a bank robbery, this one takes the cake. Cue the hilariously flawed hostages.
Visit Book of the Month to check out their other new selections, including bestsellers before they top the list and knockout debuts from new authors. Use code PATCH to get your first book for just $9.99.
