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Our books of the month in July include a tender story about growing up on the wrong side of the tracks, a nuanced psychological thriller set in a small town, and engrossing portrait of a literary marriage, and more.
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The July edition of our free Readings Monthly newsletter is here and it is jam-packed with this month's best books and music, as well as staff reviews and recommendations.
Collect your copy from one of our eight shops, or view a digital version here: https://t.co/Um56do0Boe
Before we dive headfirst into next month's releases, we're looking back at just a few of the outstanding debuts that graced our shelves in June.
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Next Wednesday 5 July, join @samdrummond for the launch of his incredible memoir Broke at @ReadingsBooks Carlton. Sam will be in conversation with @Jacinta_Parsons. The event will be Auslan interpreted. Bookings here: https://t.co/roctOSYTg1
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'I had forgotten how rich Lewis’ description is, how much he can warm you with descriptions of a cup of tea (no matter what urgent crisis is happening) or the sound of Aslan’s name.'
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'With plenty of intelligent things to say about the undervalued importance of diplomacy and education, the absurdity of gender stereotypes, and the legacy of colonialism, this is a hilarious book that fondly skewers the very genre that it occupies.'
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Two terrific - but very different - books about children who stumble upon magical worlds in this week's round up of what we're reading
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