
Here are a few books I've seen out in paperback recently, that I reviewed here when they were out in hardback:
My Father's Paradise, by Ariel Sabar. One of my absolute favorite reads last year, a wonderful family history and memoir,

The Black Tower, by Louis Bayard. I wasn't crazy about this French Revolution novel, but you might be.
The Lace Reader, by Brunonia Barry. Another

One More Year, stories by Sana Krasikov. An award-winning collection of stories about Russian emigres.
I hope there's something great here for you!
9 comments:
I read mostly paperback. Hardcovers are difficult to carry around. Thanks for bringing this to my noticee.
Great feature, Marie! I prefer reading paperbacks, too, and only read hardcover for books that must be read immediately (like Richard Russo's That Old Cape Magic). Thanks for reminding me about The Lace Reader.
I absolutely love The Heretic's Daughter. Such a great boo- one of the first I recommend, and this is a great idea to mention them again since they are out in paperback. I might start doing that.
Nice chat yesterday, btw. I lurked because I really didn't have anything new to add to anything being tweeted, but I appreciate your efforts in getting the word out and making the guidelines understandable.
My Father's Paradise sounds really interesting. Thanks for bringing this book to our attention.
I've had my eye on The Heretic's Daughter and didn't realize that it was out in paperback. May have to finally get a copy. Thanks for reminding me!
I meant to read The Lace Reader, so yes, there is!
This feature is a great idea!
I loved My Father's Paradise as well and am reading The Lace Reader this month with my book club. I also want to read The Heretic's Daughter and am going to hop on over to your post about it to get your opinion on it. I really like this feature as well!
I've seen them out in paperback, too, but have them all in hard cover.
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