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    The Books Briefing: The Best Books to Get Lost in This Summer

    Memoirs and novels that satisfy the urge for high drama: Your weekly guide to the best in books
    by The Atlantic Culture Desk Jul 09, 2021 3 minutes
    Source: Clay Hickson

    Whether you’re in the mood to read outdoors or curl up on a couch this summer, The Atlantic’s writers and editors have reading recommendations to match. In today’s newsletter, you’ll find a selection of books filled with excitement, wherever you find yourself. (You can browse the Culture team’s full summer reading list here.)

    ​Every Friday in the Books Briefing, we thread together Atlantic stories on books that share similar ideas. Know other book lovers who might like this

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