Everyone has their list of beach reads, light and breezy books suitable for reading over the course of say, a week at the beach. We wanted to offer up something different: a list of books meant to serve as a summer project. Long, or dense books that will last the whole season and turn "beach reads" (plural) into "beach reads" (singular.)
Book Culture on Columbus Manager Sara Franco reviews Elizabeth Acevedo's newest book, With the Fire on High
If you're anything like us, you always kind of enjoyed the summer reading you had to do in school. Luckily for you, we've found a way to turn "kind of" into "really" using one simple trick: set your own reading list! Here you'll find the books that our booksellers have decided to try and tackle this summer. This is strictly for participation credit, there will not be a test, we promise.
If you're anything like us, you always kind of enjoyed the summer reading you had to do in school. Luckily for you, we've found a way to turn "kind of" into "really" using one simple trick: set your own reading list! Here you'll find the books that our booksellers have decided to try and tackle this summer. This is strictly for participation credit, there will not be a test, we promise.
If you're anything like us, you always kind of enjoyed the summer reading you had to do in school. Luckily for you, we've found a way to turn "kind of" into "really" using one simple trick: set your own reading list! Here you'll find the books that our booksellers have decided to try and tackle this summer. This is strictly for participation credit, there will not be a test, we promise.
If you're anything like us, you always kind of enjoyed the summer reading you had to do in school. Luckily for you, we've found a way to turn "kind of" into "really" using one simple trick: set your own reading list! Here you'll find the books that our booksellers have decided to try and tackle this summer. This is strictly for participation credit, there will not be a test, we promise.
In celebration of the novel If I Had Two Lives, bookseller and writer Nicola Maye Goldberg interviewed author Abbigail N. Rosewood about the challenges and inspirations behind her debut novel, and her current and favorite reads. Read the Q&A on our blog!
On Thursday, June 6th at Book Culture 112th we are thrilled to host James Lasdun in celebration of his newest novel Afternoon of a Faun. James Lasdun also answered some questions on his inspirations and current reads--check it out on our blog!
On Tuesday, April 30th we were honored to host Christie Grotheim for the launch of her novel The Year Marjorie Moore Learned to Live. Did you miss it? Christie was lovely enough to answer some questions for our blog--check it out below!
Are you ready for spring?
