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- That time again! With summer comes the desire to obtain the perfect book to read.
- Be it in anticipation of the perfect beach vacation or a long day at the pool.
Writer There Mafi shares his best advice for 2021 in the latest issue of The Us Weekly Lit Club, including his latest case, Emotion of Great Delight. “This is an 1879 romantic novel [It’s about] the main character, Annabel Archer, who is one of Oxford University’s first students, and her scholarship requires her to hire influential men to defend the burgeoning women’s election movement.
Her target is cold and calculating. The Duke of Montgomery. It’s just the perfect romance for lovers’ foes. I love this trope. It’s enjoyable, but it’s also about the suffrage movement for women, and very strong, independent, educated Women have been amazing, tumultuous time in England. I loved his political background, and I loved the main character. He was solid. And the romance was just fun.”
“This is a burning and insightful look at the world of the internet and social media. The hero is a bit naive and works for a big tech company. He wants to try to use what he knows to make the world a better place, and it will come back. David Yun couldn’t help it. So if you’re disconnecting the internet at the beach this summer, this is something to think about.”
“The solar eclipse is just fun. It is an anthology written by six different bestsellers and acclaimed by New York Times critics. Each of them writes a love story set during a New York summer eclipse, and each story is intertwined. They are all connected in this beautiful way. This is one of those books that you will want to immerse yourself in. That is very fun. “
“It’s like an emotional tummy throb – so beautiful, but also heartbreaking. Next is Evie, the main character who has just experienced a terrible event in her personal life. Because of what happened to him, he gave up on love. He no longer believes in love. And suddenly one day he had a vision.
He sees couples kissing and sees the end of their relationship, and he struggles with that and where the vision comes from, and in the process, he reaffirms his own opinion on love. When she meets a lover, her name is X and suddenly has to question everything she believes to be true.
