One of the best parts of vacation is getting to catch up on your reading—for fun! Here are some books, recommended to us by peers, family and our favorite reviewers, that we at Street plan on checking out over vacation.
Letter to a Christian Nation, by Sam Harris
Both controversial and compelling, this New York Times bestseller explores Harris' desire for the eradication of religion. Formatted as a letter to a conservative Christian, this book is a conversation starter for those interested in religion's place in modern society.
Special Topics in Calamity Physics, by Marisha Pessl
In 27-year-old Pessl's first novel, plucky genius Blue Van Meer is pulled into a mysterious and potentially lethal world by her enchanting high school film teacher.
One Good Turn, by Kate Atkinson
This mystery novel pulls threads together from many different directions, culminating in a twisted and surprising conclusion.
Stumbling on Happiness, by Daniel Gilbert
Written by the Harvard professor of "Positive Psychology," this New York Times bestseller is a psychological analysis of how our happiness level is related to the decisions we make.
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