What can history teach us who we are today? It is a matter of enormous importance, but this month the perpetrators to face the best books with honesty and care. In his highly anticipated Casta book, the journalist Isabel Wilkerson outlines a new framework of social hierarchy in the United States to understand. look at her curves novels, Daisy Johnson and Charlotte McConaghy what people escape the life she leads off once. And in a large collection of American poetry, the votes of more than 160 poets show the development of the mother literature. These books, among many others, ask important questions, such as this model of the past. Here it is to be read in August, 12 new books. The death of Vivek Oji, Akwaeke Emezi (August 4), the first chapter Akwaeke Emezi new novel contains one sentence: From there, the story moves back and forth “They burned one day on the market down Vivek Oji died. ” in the time it takes the title character coming-of-age revealed in Nigeria, where his family struggled to accept who he wanted to be. In the chapters of the coin between the different voices in the life of Vivek, including Vivek, Emezi own dissected, as a community, will never truly understand the grief of a person. Buy Now: The death of Vivek Oji of library | Amazon to become the disaster tourist, Yun Ko-Eun (August 4) After raped by his colleague, Yona Ko wants Jungle, the travel agency where they both work. But when he tried to withdraw, it was presented with an interesting offer: a trip paid for one of the jungle destinations. But Jungle is not a normal travel agency are specialized in tourism disaster, the construction of paths in areas a long tsunami, hurricanes and more. The disaster follows Yona tourist as she embarks on an increasingly strange and exciting trip on the island Mui, where they discovered the very dark sides of the tourism industry. Buy Now: The tourist disaster on the library | Amazon migrations, Charlotte McConaghy (August 4) Franny Stone has just arrived in Greenland, and she is on a mission: to monitor the latest migration of the Arctic tern. The 30-something to Galway talk their way on a fishing boat and a dangerous sea voyage begins. In an eerily similar to our world, migrations are a dark look at a future where wildlife is disappearing at a rapid pace, so desperate to chase Franny terns before they are gone forever. But why this bird? In discovering the answer, McConaghy evisceration paints a portrait of a woman from a world that has never worn very fit. Buy now: library migrations | Amazon love for love, Ingrid Persaud (August 4) to follow the violent husband in the years after his death, Betty Ramdin opens on their colleague Mr. Chetan home. The two live together and grow Platonic Betty only son, a reconstruction of the household, which was once shattered. But this new unity is shattered when only discovers a secret from his mother, a past which led him to New York to escape the house in Trinidad. Written in dialect Trinidad, Ingrid Persaud debut pinch myself immersed in the pain that accompany the daily life, which ends with a sharp examination of what it means to be part of a family. Buy now: Love After Love of Library | Amazon Caste: The origins of the discomfort, Isabel Wilkerson (August 4), the latest book by author Isabel Wilkerson won the Pulitzer Prize focuses on the formation of social hierarchy in the United States through the country system not say castes to explore. Wilkerson is a seminal work in American inequality to understand, based on more than a decade of research to illuminate the fractures that occur in the United States, extending the race and class scope. In highlighting the opportunities and the caste systems of America, India and Nazi Germany are all interconnected, the Wilkerson forces to evaluate newly systems their readers are born in people. Buy now: Caste of library | Amazon belabored: A defense of the rights of women who are pregnant, Lyz Lenz (August 11), screenwriter and editor Lyz Lenz wants us differently pregnant women starting treatment. In his new book burning, it analyzes why it is so hard to be in America, pregnant, mixing historical research, feminist theory and experiences how to be parents. It asks us to look at our definition of pregnancy and maternity, evoking images and myths that need debunking. With a voice full of humor, passion and urgency Lenz asks the women for them to make decisions about her body. Buy now: belabored of library | Amazon A house is a body: stories, Shruti Swamy (11 August) In his debut collection, Shruti Swami lust, loss and loneliness explored through 12 short stories set in the United States and India. The characters of a house is a disaster body Navigate on small and large scales: fighting in a story of a man with grief over the death of his wife, as he continued to educate her child in another woman in her home in captured near a wildfire does is speed. Consistent Swamy connects the stories through their clean prose, both surreal and scary moments underscore realistic. Buy: a house is a body Library | Amazon When the daylight is subdued, our songs got through: A Norton Anthology of Poetry Native Nations, Joy Harjo (Editor) More than 160 poets from nearly 100 indigenous people comprise this comprehensive anthology that showcases poetry (25 August). This lapse of centuries. The five sections of the collection are the various US geographical regions, and involve a number of voices, Eleazar, student of the 17th century at Harvard, to contemporary poets like Tommy Pico and Layli long soldiers. The anthology, edited by US poet laureate Joy Harjo, celebrates the power of Mother literature and highlights the impact of it on American poetry. Buy now: When daylight came Restrained Our songs through of Library | Amazon sisters Daisy Johnson (August 25) sisters can never close? And ‘the question at the heart of Daisy Johnson upsetting the new novel, the teenage sisters July and September that cover the need. The girls recently moved with his mother in a remote cottage on the coast after their home to flee to Oxford. In revealing exactly what the sisters flee, craft Johnson sore thriller about dangers too intense for love. Buy now: Library of Sisters | Flights Amazon Vesper, Helen Macdonald (25 August) In his memoir in 2015 H, scientist Helen Macdonald thought to Hawk as his relationship with a Bonelli has contributed to the death of his father to be sad. In his new collection Vesper flights, Macdonald took to even once with the sense of loss and love and refers to wildlife. In old and new essays, Macdonald makes startling observations about the animals around us, crane in songbirds Hungary to New York, reveals that these creatures can teach us about ourselves. Buy now: Vesper library flights | Amazon Summer, Ali Smith (August 25) Like its predecessors, the fourth and final tranche of Ali Smith beloved quartet season series is anchored in the real tensions of our present. In light of the summer pandemic crown of Sacha brothers Robert and emerged in our current socio-political landscape throughout history. When the duo tried to figure out their place in the world, Smith weaves the characters in the books, and addresses the issues of the past such as immigration and the United Kingdom and Gibraltar European Union membership referendum. Buy now: Summer in the library | Amazon is one of the winter, David Heska Wanbli pastures (August 25) in the center of David Heska Wanbli Weiden crime is Virgilio hurt the horse, the local Enforcer on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in South Dakota. Although it was handing out punishments used in her community, things get personal when his nephew heroin overdose. In winter one is obsessed with finding out how to get Virgilio drugs in the reservation, making him into a thrilling trip to Denver with his ex-girlfriend. Buy now: Winter Counts of library | Amazon Picture copyright
Here, the 12 New books you should read in August
