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Summer Getaway
’Tis the season to get lost in a good read. But with these new releases, you’ll at least have an idea of where you’re going.
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THE WITCH OF
PORTOBELLO
by Paulo Coelho
(HarperCollins)
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A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS
by Khaled Hosseini
(Riverhead Books)
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MERE ANARCHY
by Woody Allen
(Random House)
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CAN'T WAIT TO GET TO HEAVEN
by Fannie Flagg
(Ballantine Books)
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PRICE |
$24.95 (hardcover) |
$25.95 (hardcover) |
$21.95 (hardcover) |
$13.95 (paperback) |
DROPS |
May 15 |
May 22 |
June 12 |
June 19 |
HEFT |
288 pages |
384 pages |
176 pages |
384 pages |
STREET CRED |
Doesn’t get much better. Coelho, the author of the New York Times best-selling novel The Alchemist, is the fifth best-selling novelist in the world, according to Newsweek International. |
This is only Hosseini’s second novel, but his first — The Kite Runner — earned many accolades, including Entertainment Weekly’s Best Book of 2003. |
A writer, director, and actor for over 50 years, Allen has never failed to deliver his personal brand of humor and wit. |
The Fried Green Tomatoes author has a long-standing reputation for telling heartfelt and humorous stories about the South. |
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ROAD
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This story carries fiction lovers through the tumultuous life of a London gypsy named Athena, who creates controversy by sharing her spiritual insights with others. |
Afghan history — three decades of it — forms the backdrop for this story of two generations of characters who collide in love and friendship amid the tragedy of war. |
This 18-piece collection offers Allen’s unique take on topics like nanny tell-alls and film camp. At least one laugh per page is practically guaranteed. |
In Flagg’s tale, the unbelievable experiences of an old woman named Elner Shimfissle cause many in her town to ponder what life is all about. |
— Deblina Chakraborty
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