Recommended
New Summer Reads!
Celebrate the summer, with these newly added titles! Whether they are set on a beach, at the cottage or chateau, family intrigue, romances and mystery sizzle like the temperature in August!
- The happiness plan by Susan Mallery
- The cafe at beach end by RaeAnne Thayne
- The five-star weekend by Elin Hilderbrand
- That summer feeling by Bridget Morrissey
- Summer's gift by Jennifer Ryan
- Summer at the chateau by Annabel French
- Welcome to beach town by Susan Wiggs
- Same time next summer by Annabel Monaghan
- The sweetheart list by Jill Shalvis
- The bookshop by the bay by Pamela M Kelley
Top 5 Books
Most popular with our readers last month:
- Snow Road Station by Elizabeth Hay Serious and literary fiction
- Queen Charlotte by Julia Quinn Historical romance
- The Boys from Biloxi: A legal thriller by John Grisham Suspense and thrillers
- The covenant of water by Abraham Verghese Historical fiction
- Pageboy by Elliot Page LGBTQ+ biography
Most popular with our readers last month:
- Snow Road Station by Elizabeth Hay Serious and literary fiction
- Queen Charlotte by Julia Quinn Historical romance
- The Boys from Biloxi: A legal thriller by John Grisham Suspense and thrillers
- The covenant of water by Abraham Verghese Historical fiction
- Pageboy by Elliot Page LGBTQ+ biography
Featured on AMI
Join us every other week on AMI between 10:30 and 11am, as we talk about new and notable books!
Recommended reads for Friday August 11th, 2023:
- Barbie and Ruth by Robin Gerber
- White feminism by Koa Beck
- Our Shoes, Our Selves by Bridget Moynahan
- The Patriarchs by Angela Saini
On our Bookshelf
Over 11 years and two separate managerial stints with the Toronto Blue Jays, John Gibbons endeared himself to fans with his folksy manner and his frequent battles with umpires: “Here comes Gibby!” Along the way the team defied odds, won over a nation, and with one flip of a bat produced one of the most iconic moments in MLB history. Now, in his memoir, Gibby shares the story: an on-field career that didn’t pan out, but a managing career that did … eventually.
