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This month's selection, Goner by Anne Goethe, follows four sisters raised in a progressive household in the Deep South as they navigate wartime Louisiana, the postwar boom, and the upheavals of the civil rights era. Told with warmth and bite, the novel captures childhood freedom, sisterhood, and the myths families build to survive. When the […]

This month's selection, My Friends by Fredrik Backman, is a tender, sharp-eyed novel about grief, belonging, and the quiet ways art can save us. Following Louisa, a fierce and wounded young girl grappling with the loss of her best friend, the story explores how creativity and human connection can transform pain into purpose. Backman’s signature […]