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The Best Summer Books For 2026

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By Miranda Collinge Verified
| theculturenewspaper.com
4th Estate I’m sorry to speak about sweaty commutes just one more time, but this will almost certainly have been where you first caught a glimpse of the bright yellow cover of Asako Yuzuki’s monster hit, Butter. This novel was actually written first – and arguably that shows – but if you are craving some more exploration of the excesses of female obsession in modern-day Tokyo then this one, about the friendship between two lonely women and, as a leitmotif, one rapacious fish, will tide you over.
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The 18 Best Summer Books of 2026 Original

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By Miranda Collinge Verified
| Esquire Verified
6 min read What should a summer book provide? Escapism, sure—no one wants to sit on a sun lounger reading about a sweaty commute. Also, stimulation: this is your time to read something that is mildly edifying, a nourishing break from the Insta-guff being pumped at you through your phone (quite probably on said sweaty commute).
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These Are the 18 Best Summer Books of 2026, From Zeitgeisty Novels to Thrilling Beach-Reads

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By Miranda Collinge Verified
| Esquire (UK) Verified
British Esquire What should a summer book provide? Escapism, sure – no one wants to sit on a sun lounger reading about a sweaty commute. Also, stimulation: this is your time to read something that is mildly edifying, a nourishing break from the insta-guff being pumped at you through your phone (quite probably on said sweaty commute).
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