Ginger Horton

First of all, I think each one of them could totally stand on its own.

But also, I think it's pretty representative of the breadth of the guide.

I love that we are reading something that I think would be immediately hospitable to almost any reader, just like that beach read, that airport read.

You could pull this off the shelf, take it down, and it's going to just go down easy.

But there's also a lot to talk about.

There is a more

juicy, literary, family drama that's very discussable and a little nerdier, kind of midsummer.

And then we sort of end our summer on a really avant-garde pick.

And there's ghosts, there's some more drama.

I think this is so representative of what we do.

A lot of fun, a lot of discussability, a lot of discoverability.

And so, Anne, would you like to do the honors and tell us which three books I've been obscurely describing?

I'm so nervous.

But it's going to make for great discussion.

I can't wait to talk about that one too.

I spent six years of my life in Memphis.

And so I am so always happy to see Memphis on the page as well.

Love it.

And like Anne said, this is the beginning of a bookish conversation.

And so not only will we be talking more about those books in book club, but there will be bonus episodes in the Patreon space all summer long.