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Check This Out: Find your next read from our sizzling summer recommendations

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By Rachel Barenbaum
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We’ve gathered together some favorite authors to offer their suggestions for summer reading, including Jayne Allen, Chris Bohjalian, Katherine Center, Sara MacLean, and Zibby Owens. In addition, host and author Rachel Barenbaum has some books from New England authors to recommend. From Jayne Allen: "Die for Me" by Shirlene Obuobi "The Revelation of Dionne Daphne" by Mara Brock Akil "The Best Man: Unfinished Business" by Malcolm D.
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Check This Out: Yu-Mei Balasingamchow & 'Names Have Been Changed' plus Katherine Center

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By Rachel Barenbaum
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Check This Out features author and host Rachel Barenbaum in conversation with up-and-coming authors you may not have discovered yet. "Names Have Been Changed" is about Ophir — not her real name — who starts a confessional podcast about her years on the run around the globe. "Names Have Been Changed" by Yu-Mei Balasingamchow is a suspenseful, outrageous, and poignant debut novel. Filled with danger and twists, it’s ultimately a story about immigration and belonging.
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Check This Out: Portia Elan & 'Homebound' plus the boom in audiobooks on the Book Biz

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By Rachel Barenbaum
| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified
Check This Out features author and host Rachel Barenbaum in conversation with up-and-coming authors you may not have discovered yet. "Homebound" is a debut sci-fi novel that takes us from from 1983 to 2586 through a computer game. It explores the meaning of love and interconnectedness across time through the impact of technology, climate change, found family, and the power of storytelling. "Homebound" was selected as the May 2026 Good Morning America Book Club pick.
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