Friday Book Debrief Vol 13
By The Book Slut
Friday Book Debrief Vol 13
By The Book Slut
Every week we’re sharing what our some of our writers are currently reading. Please join in the chorus and tell us what you’ve been enjoying or slogging through in the comments!
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The Jetsetters: A 2020 REESE WITHERSPOON HELLO SUNSHINE BOOK CLUB PICK
Amanda Eyre Ward
£8.99 £8.54I just cracked open the advanced copy of this book and I’m already loving the characters! I really like that I can already tell who’s going to be my favorite. - Melissa
Such a Fun Age: 'The book of the year' Independent
Kiley Reid
£9.99 £9.49Hooked by the end of chapter one, invested by the end of the second. Hoping this is going to be a broad, expansive drama like Ask Again, Yes. - Mel
Topics of Conversation
Miranda Popkey
£8.99 £8.54Breezing through this #bookstagram favorite about female psychology, rage, and sexuality, told through a series of conversational vignettes between the narrator and various women. Popkey has a fluid style of writing that draws you under and keeps you there. - Nikki
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
Celeste Barber
£24.95 £23.70Celeste Barber is insta-famous for her realistic #challengeaccepted recreations of celeb pics. She is an incredibly hilarious Australian who, while being adored by the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Reese Witherspoon, has had a few extraordinary struggles in life but is as normal as your average Aussie. - Courtney
Minor Feelings: A Reckoning on Race and the Asian Condition
Cathy Park Hong
£9.99 £9.49A few pages into this book I felt immersed in the experience of reckoning the Asian American experience in this blend of memoir, social commentary, and intellectual look into what this means. I love when poets write books because their prose is unparalleled. - Karen
Disappearing Earth
Julia Phillips
£8.99 £8.54An atmospheric debut in which mood and sense of place are just as important as plot. Each chapter gives us insight on a different character and their struggles, but they're tied together by common threads and themes - particularly ideas around loneliness, race, and patriarchy. - Cat