Talk of the Town – June 2015

Top summer reads! Saralee and Larry recommend these books for June 2015, as seen on Talk of the Town June 2, 2015.

• “Finders Keepers,” by Stephen King
• “Luckiest Girl Alive,” by Jessica Knoll
• “I, Ripper,” by Stephen Hunter
• “What Lies Behind,” by J.T. Ellison
• “The Hidden History of America at War – Untold Tales from Yorktown to Fallujah,” by Kenneth C. Davis
• “In the Unlikely Event,” by Judy Blume
• “Primates of Park Avenue, a Memoir,” by Wednesday Martin
• “The Water Knife,” by Paolo Bacigalupi
• “Our Town – A Novel,” by Kevin Jack McEnroe
• “The Bill of the Century-The Epic Battle for the Civil Rights Act,” by Clay Risen
• “An Idea Whose Time Has Come,-Two Presidents, Two Parties, and the Battle for the Civil Rights Act of 1964,” by Todd S. Purdum
• “On the Move – A Life,” by Oliver Sacks
• “And Sometimes I Wonder About You,” by Walter Mosely
• “Euphoria,” by Lily King
• “The Rival Queens-Catherine de’Medici, Her Daughter Marguerite de Valois, and the Betrayal That Ignited a Kingdom,” by Nancy Goldstone
• “The Witch Hunter,” by Virginia Boecker
• “The Darkest Part of the Forest,” by Holly Black
• “A Deadly Wandering,” by Matt Richtel
• “The Friends of Eddie Coyle,” by George V. Higgins
• “The Familiar,” by Mark Z. Danielewski