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Six New Releases You Need to Read
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August 2026
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These new reads will have you hooked

These books will be some of the biggest titles this year.

Yesteryear

Caro Claire Burke

Chronically online tradwife Natalie shares her farmhouse life with her followers, complete with a handsome cowboy husband and loaves of homemade sourdough. When she wakes one day in a strange version of reality, finding the life she knew completely upended, she must escape by any means necessary.

Saoirse

Charleen Hurtubise

Saoirse is living her dream life – a beautiful home, loving children and a husband who adores her. But it’s all built on a lie, and when her newest art exhibition draws attention, her whole world begins to unravel.

Almost Life

Kiran Millwood Hargrave

This is an epic love story. It’s 1978, and Erica and Laure have just had a chance encounter in Paris, sparking a summer of romance, and a connection that will span decades.

Hooked

Asako Yuzuki

From the author of the award-winning Butter, Eriko lives a clean and concise life, but becomes fascinated with a blogger whose life is anything but. As the obsession deepens, Eriko seeks the blogger out, determined to hold on to their connection.

The Typing Lady

Ruth Ozeki

This charming short story collection covers tales of individuals on the cusp of life’s thresholds. From a college student who falls for her professor to a grandmother who creates a dating profile to watch over her granddaughter, this is a must-read.

Whistler

Ann Patchett

Beloved author Ann Patchett returns with a new story about family connection, love and loss. When Daphne unexpectedly reconnects with the step-father she lost contact with, they must both reflect on the fateful evening that tore them apart years ago.

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