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The Atlantic: The Summer Reading Guide 2023

Summer is when lovers of books feel freest to read without restraint—while lying on a beach, swinging on a porch, or perching on a stoop at the end of a sweaty day. The Atlantic's writers and editors want to help in this endeavor, and so we've selected books to match some warm-weather moods. Maybe you'd like something new from the bookstore before heading to the beach, or you want to transport yourself to another place or take a deep dive into one topic. Perhaps you have a yen to feel wonder about the universe or rediscover an old gem. Some readers just want to devour something totally new. Here are 24 books you should grab before the summer ends.
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Tom Lake (Ann Patchett)
Tom Lake (Ann Patchett)
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Daughter of the Dragon: Anna May Wong's Rendezvous With American History (Yunte Huang)
Daughter of the Dragon: Anna May Wong's Rendezvous With American History (Yunte Huang)
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Family Lore (Elizabeth Acevedo)
Family Lore (Elizabeth Acevedo)
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Learned by Heart (Emma Donaghue)
Learned by Heart (Emma Donaghue)
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Heat Wave (Penelope Lively)
Heat Wave (Penelope Lively)
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Toy Fights: A Boyhood (Don Paterson)
Toy Fights: A Boyhood (Don Paterson)
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Love in Color (Bolu Babalola)
Love in Color (Bolu Babalola)
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Friday Black (Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah)
Friday Black (Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah)
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The Kennedy Imprisonment: A Meditation on Power (Garry Wills)
The Kennedy Imprisonment: A Meditation on Power (Garry Wills)
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Travels in Hyperreality (Umberto Eco)
Travels in Hyperreality (Umberto Eco)
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The Last Whalers (Doug Bock Clark)
The Last Whalers (Doug Bock Clark)
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Aftermath: Life in the Fallout of the Third Reich, 1945–1955 (Harald Jähner)
Aftermath: Life in the Fallout of the Third Reich, 1945–1955 (Harald Jähner)
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Francisco (Alison Mills Newman)
Francisco (Alison Mills Newman)
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Elena Knows (Claudia Pineiro)
Elena Knows (Claudia Pineiro)
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My Men (Victoria Kielland)
My Men (Victoria Kielland)
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The Afterlives (Thomas Pierce)
The Afterlives (Thomas Pierce)
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Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf)
Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf)
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Her First American (Lore Segal)
Her First American (Lore Segal)
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The Stone Face (William Gardner Smith)
The Stone Face (William Gardner Smith)
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Hotel Du Lac (Anita Brookner)
Hotel Du Lac (Anita Brookner)
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The Guest (Emma Cline)
The Guest (Emma Cline)
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Quietly Hostile (Samantha Irby)
Quietly Hostile (Samantha Irby)
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The Wager (David Grann)
The Wager (David Grann)
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The Late Americans (Brandon Taylor)
The Late Americans (Brandon Taylor)
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