Our books of the month in July include a tender story about growing up on the wrong side of the tracks, a nuanced psychological thriller set in a small town, and engrossing portrait of a literary marriage, and more.
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The July edition of our free Readings Monthly newsletter is here and it is jam-packed with this month's best books and music, as well as staff reviews and recommendations.
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Before we dive headfirst into next month's releases, we're looking back at just a few of the outstanding debuts that graced our shelves in June.
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'I had forgotten how rich Lewis’ description is, how much he can warm you with descriptions of a cup of tea (no matter what urgent crisis is happening) or the sound of Aslan’s name.'
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'With plenty of intelligent things to say about the undervalued importance of diplomacy and education, the absurdity of gender stereotypes, and the legacy of colonialism, this is a hilarious book that fondly skewers the very genre that it occupies.'
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Two terrific - but very different - books about children who stumble upon magical worlds in this week's round up of what we're reading
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A wonderful special launch event @ReadingsBooks in Melbourne tonight, with @mrseankelly guiding us through the discussion of TRUMP'S AUSTRALIA. Many thanks to all who attended and engaged on the issues of the future of democracy in America and Australia.
'This is a thoughtful book that encourages the reader to consider how and why many commonly held ideas about identity and social arrangements are inadequate, and historically inaccurate.' – Elke Power, editor of Readings Monthly
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