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    The Books Briefing: What to Read This Summer

    Works that evoke feelings of wonder about the universe, offer smart observations about life, and more: Your weekly guide to the best in books
    by The Atlantic Culture Desk May 28, 2021 6 minutes
    Source: CLAY HICKSON

    Whether you’re in the mood to burst out the door or curl up on a couch this summer, The Atlantic’s writers and editors have reading recommendations to match. Do you want to feel wonder about the universe, or be transported to another place? Maybe you’re craving smart observations about life, a deep dive, or just a bit of human connection. If you’re looking to embrace high drama or rediscover an old gem, we have you covered too. In today’s newsletter, you’ll find a selection of books to keep you company, wherever you’ll be. (You can browse the Culture team’s full list here.)

    ​Every Friday in the Books Briefing, we thread together Atlantic stories on books that share similar ideas. Know other book lovers who might like this guide? Forward them this email.

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