A recap of the books we’ve spotlighted in the past few days.
Given No Choice: A History of Abortion Rights
By Cody McDevitt
An edifying look at the fight for bodily autonomy.
A look at DC-based Paycock
Hit Count
By Chris Lynch
A high-school football player tempts disaster with his love of the game (and the trauma that comes with it).
An appreciation of Hannah Nordhaus’ fascinating new book.
My Grandfather Would Have Shot Me: A Black Woman Discovers Her Family’s Nazi Past
By Jennifer Teege and Nikola Sellmair
The author struggles to reconcile fond memories of her grandma with that woman's love of a mass murderer.
Half a dozen can't-miss titles landing this summer.
The House of Hawthorne: A Novel
By Erika Robuck
A gentle weaving together of the life, love, and talent of a renowned American novelist and his wife.
Losing Faith
By Adam Mitzner
This smart courtroom thriller manages to humanize the law.
The celebrated biographer explains why the mystery of Ronald Reagan's success is no mystery at all.
