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Book cover for 'The Correspondent' by Virginia Evans, showing two robins perched on weathered wooden posts with a pale background.

What Rye is Reading This Summer

Rye residents rely on recommendations from friends, book clubs, and local bookstores to help shape their reading choices.
Four people sit on a white sofa in a TV studio, discussing on a set with a large camera overhead and coffee-table flowers nearby.
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Local Author Annabel Monaghan Achieves Global Recognition for Latest Romance Novel

"Dolly All the Time," the fifth book by former Rye resident of 20-plus years, selected as a "Good Morning America" recommended read and "New York Times" best-seller.
Blue cover: The Things We Never Say, a novel by Elizabeth Strout.
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Book Review: Secrets and Strangers

A look at "The Things We Never Say," "Whistler," and other new books worth checking out.
Smiling woman in a red dress signs copies of a book at a table covered with a blue-patterned cloth during a signing event.
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Annabel’s Devoted Fans Turn Out in Droves

Monaghan is humble about the success, but there’s no denying that the mother of three who is also the author of two young adult books and a collection of essays, is reaching new heights.
Smiling woman in a pink floral dress holds a pink book titled 'It Girl' by Allison Pataki at a signing.
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Pataki Brings the Original Gibson Girl to Life in Her Latest Book ‘It Girl’

Gibson Girls were a familiar cultural trope in the early 1900s, the archetype of a new vision of American femininity.
Blue cover of the novel 'More Than Enough' by Anna Quindlen, with a green leafy plant illustration on a blue background.
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Family Matters

Good Reads
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Three Novels About Trust Issues

Three novels, three very different journeys, each shaped by longing, secrecy, and the possibility of reinvention.
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Therapist Offers Rye’s Young Parents Advice on How to Think About Sibling Rivalry

Bezark said that children in the same family can’t realistically be given equal treatment.
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Books for All at the Library’s Annual Sale

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Processing a Child’s Disabilities in a Book of Essays

O’Connor will promote her book at several local events this fall.

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