Another exciting look into the minds and knapsacks of BookPeople’s book people.
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MANDY
Wife 22 by Melanie Gideon
“Melan
ie Gideon writes in a really accessible way. You feel as though you are reading the thoughts of your closest friend, and I haven’t even got to the ‘fun part’ yet.”
Join us Wed, June 13th at 7PM when Melanie Gideon will be in store speaking and signing her new book Wife 22. For more information about this event, click here.
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CHRIS H
The Dog Stars by Peter Heller
“This is going to be one of the more talked aboutĀ books of fall. It’s sure to glean comparisons to Cormac McCarthy’s The Road. This is Peter Heller’s debut novel, his other work is adventure writing and the book benefits from all of his experiences. He has the best explanation of blues music I have ever heard.”
The Dog Stars will be released in August, it is now available for pre-order.
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NOLAN
Talulla Rising by Glen Duncan
“Talulla Rising is the sequel to The Last Werewolf. This one focuses on Talulla Demetriou, the female who survived from the first book and her werewolf babies. It’s an interesting contrast from the last book that was a completely male perspective, Tallulla Rising is from the female perspective.”
Talulla Rising will be released in June, it is now available for pre-order.
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CAROLYN
The Great Frustration by Seth Fried
“I’m really enjoying these short stories. They’re really odd-ball, just really really odd. There is one about an annual picnic massacre. Every year something horrible happens, but the people of this town can’t resist the rides and potential good times, and every year they go risking their family’s lives. It’s pretty dark humor.”
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CHRISTY
The Paris Wife by Paul Mclain
“I enjoyed it very much. It’s really a window into of Hemingway’s blossoming career, and explains so much of what went on to become The Sun Also Rises.”
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