June 2023 Book Releases

Hi, friends!

Here are the June book releases that I’m really looking forward to. My personal favorite place to look for reviews on new books is Kirkus Reviews. In this post, I will include the book cover, link to the review, genre, audience, and brief comment from the Kirkus review. Maybe you will add some of these books to your list!

The Radcliffe Ladies’ Reading Club by Julia Bryan Thomas

Genre: Historical Fiction

Audience: Adult

A moving and musical sA story of female freedom and constraints that doesn’t shy away from the trauma—and joy—that faced U.S. women in the 1950s.et of poetic works.

The Rachel Incident by Caroline O’Donoghue

Genre: Fiction

Audience: Adult

A sensational new entry in the burgeoning millennial-novel genre.

Poland, A Green Land by Aharon Appelfeld

Genre: Fiction

Audience: Adult

A powerful and timely addition to Appelfeld’s great body of work.

The Art Thief by Michael Finked

Genre: Non-fiction

Audience: Adult

Finkel’s extensive research, survey of art history, and hours of interviews with his subject combine for a compelling read.

Through the Wilderness by Brad Orsted

Genre: Biography /Memoir

Audience: Adult

A candid and affecting memoir of grief and discovering salvation in the wilderness.

My Men by Victoria Kielland

Genre: Historical Fiction

Audience: Adult

A meditation on female desire, on loneliness, on mental illness.

When the Hibiscus Falls by M. Evelina Galang

Genre: Short Stories

Audience: Adult

A portrait of how complicated it is to face the history you inherit.

Birding While Indian by Thomas C. Gannon

Genre: Biography /Memoir

Audience: Adult

A fascinating search for personal and cultural identity.

The Child and the River by Henri Bosco

Genre: Fiction

Audience: Adult

Bosco’s story carries readers into an innocent childhood world as easily as the current carries the boys on their adventures.

A Quitter’s Paradise by Elysha Chang

Genre: Fiction

Audience: Adult

Funny, original, and overflowing with wisdom—this is an absolute delight of a debut.

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