WHAT WE’RE READING THIS MONTH:

The Hitch by Sara Levine is a darkly comical novel about a woman whose carefully controlled life starts to unravel while babysitting her nephew.

A strange incident at a dog park sends her spiraling into obsession and belief.

A sharp, absurd, and unexpectedly human novel about control, belief, and the chaos of caring for others.


"Zany but still moving, thought-provoking as well as laugh-out-loud funny, The Hitch is something all too rare these days--a true comic novel."

— Rumaan Alam, author of National Book Award finalist Leave the World Behind

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