The Silence in Between by Jodie tells the moving story of a mother and daughter navigating the trauma of post-war Berlin. Lisette, separated from her son by the Berlin Wall, and Elly, yearning for her mother’s love, struggle to find healing in a city divided by war. The stark contrast between the freedoms of West Berlin and the surveillance in the East is vividly depicted, as Jodie explores not just the physical barriers, but the emotional scars left behind. Through their strained relationship, the novel powerfully illustrates the importance of communication and understanding in mending broken bonds.

Enjoy summer with our top book picks, perfect for the beach, cafe, or your cozy sofa spot. From Ali Hazelwood's "Not in Love" to Anthony Doerr's "All the Light We Cannot See," discover diverse reads in romance and historical fiction. Dive into "Ready Player Two" by Ernest Cline and the historical intrigue of Josie Ferguson's "The Silence in Between." Join our summer reading challenge and find captivating stories for sunny days!

"Brother, Do You Love Me" explores the profound bond between brothers amidst the challenges of disability and independent living. This heartfelt story offers a deep dive into the UK care system through the journey of Reuben, who has Down syndrome, and his brother Manni. After a heartbreaking message from Reuben, Manni sets out to help him live independently, not just as a carer and dependent, but as equal brothers.

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Combining Greek mythology, World War history, and romance, 'Lovely War' impressively weaves together the tales of Hazel and James, a pianist and a soldier, and Aubrey and Colette, a ragtime genius and a war-torn orphan. Set against World War One, the book's unique perspective from five Greek Gods adds depth. It explores character development intricately, offering a slow-burning emotional journey amidst the war's chaos. Despite its length, 'Lovely War' is a worthwhile read, skillfully capturing the intricacies of love, loss, and hope amid wartime struggles.

Discover a lesser-known historical fact—the Ratline, a migratory route that former Nazi war criminals utilized to escape to South America. Sands weaves this intriguing detail into the broader narrative of post-war escape and justice. As Sands unearths the layers of Otto von Wächter's life, 'The Ratline' emerges as a riveting historical account that transcends generations, challenging readers to confront the complexities of morality, family ties, and the pursuit of justice.

From the bestselling author of "Beach Read" and "You and Me on Vacation" comes Emily Henry's latest summer gem, "Book Lovers." Nora, a literary agent seeking love, embarks on a month-long retreat to Sunshine Falls, orchestrated by her sister Libby. This enemies-to-lovers romance weaves themes of self-perception, family bonds, and dreams, capturing the complexities of sisterhood.