We are finally at the time of year you can go outside and read a book, and in this review, we will look at three new novels that will transport you to another place and are perfect to spend an afternoon with: To Cage a Wild Bird, by Brooke Fast; You Should Have Been Nicer To My Mom, by Vincent Tirado; and Like in Love with You, by Emma R. Alban.
Kutchinsky's Egg: A Family's Story of Obsession, Love and Loss
By Serena Kutchinsky
Scribner; hardcover, 320 pages; $30.00; available today, March 31st
Serena Kutchinsky is an award-winning journalist who has held senior editorial roles at Sky News, BBC News, The Sunday Times in London, Prospect, and Newsweek. She is currently the head of news at The iPaper, and spends the summer hosting talks at festivals and traveling around the countryside in a camper van. She runs an Instagram account dedicated to the legacy of the House of Kutchinsky.
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| David Peterson fires one in to Nick Gonzales in the second inning on Saturday afternoon. Photo by Jason Schott. |
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| Cayden and Cameron Boozer. @DukeMBB. |
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| Citi Field is ready for Opening Day. Photos by Jason Schott. |
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| Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza (left) looks on during Workout Day. |
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| Yankee Stadium's famous facade. Photo by Jason Schott. |
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| Citi Field. Photo by Jason Schott. |
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