| August | 48 | Red at the Bone | Jacqueline Woodson |
| 49 | The Nickel Boys | Colson Whitehead | |
| 50 | Macbeth | Jo Nesbo | |
| 51 | The Better Sister | Alafair Burke | |
| 52 | Virgil Wander | Leif Enger | |
| 53 | A Better Man | Louise Penny |
The Nickel Boys make my heart hurt. Even though it is a work of fiction, I, unfortunately, know that much of it probably really happened. Colton Whitehead is an incredible writer!
“Enger deserves to be mentioned alongside the likes of Richard Russo and Thomas McGuane. Virgil Wander is a lush crowd-pleaser about meaning and second chances and magic. And in these Trumpian times, isn’t that just the kind of book and protagonist we’re all searching for?” — New York Times Book Review.
Louise Penny’s novels are unique for how seamlessly they straddle the line between charmingly small-town mysteries and big-city police procedurals. A Better Man is not to be missed.
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