You'll need a good time-travel book in order to complete this year's Branch Out reading challenge. Whether you’re a fan of science fiction, literary fiction, or romance, here are some captivating time-travel novels that you won’t be able to put down. Read more.
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"A suspenseful and atmospheric read about the discovery of an astonishing mummy in Pakistan, and the local museum curator who gets drawn into a dangerous world of corruption and murder." —Laura
"This novel moves from from the 1980s to late 90s to a dystopian 2040, following three friends from childhood to adulthood. Each character's job is archival/artistic in nature (an artist, a blogger, and an activist) and speaks to how important it is to preserve the truth in different ways." —Gina
"A fractured American family grapples with the aftermath of a hit-and-run accident in Shanghai that leaves their estranged daughter, Lindsey, in a coma, unraveling long-buried secrets and testing the unbreakable bond between two sisters." —Lillian
"Celebrate the coming of spring with this coming-of-age tale set in a beautiful, lush forest. Follow Margot as she begins to rebel against her mother's cannibalistic ways." —Emily
"Miller presents another perspective of The Iliad in this lyrical novel that explores the passionate relationship between Patroclus and Achilles." —Jessica
"When an actress is having lunch with a younger man, she suddenly sees her husband entering the restuarant. What follows forces them all to examine the roles they play for each other." —Gina
"Two friends who meet and form their connection only through their letters, Kate and Frida help each other navigate the 1990s and their new adulthood through career decisions, relationships, and books they recommend to each other." —Mary
"A charming adventure story narrated by a slightly surly lake monster." —Laura
"A college student, working on a writing assignment for an English class, becomes involved in the case of a dying man, who was convicted of a crime he might not have committed." —Lillian
"A collection of stories exploring gender and genre from the author of Detransition, Baby." —Emily
"Jack Reacher continues the investigation into Hook Hobie that his mentor, General Garber, started before his death." —Jessica
"The second entry in the Martini Club series by Gerritsen, centered on retired CIA agents as they investigate happenings in the small town of Purity, Maine. A great follow-up to The Spy Coast." —Mary
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Branch Out is a new reading challenge for adults, designed to grow your reading. Learn more about this flexible self-paced program at VAPLD.info/BranchOut and discover some reading suggestions!