You're listening to Reading Glasses, a show about book culture and literary life designed to help you read better.

I'm author and book devour, Mallory O'Mara.

And I'm Brea Grant filmmaker and e-reader.

This episode, we're talking about our most anticipated books for September and October, a very exciting season for books.

So exciting.

There's like a very long list.

We'll get into it.

Mallory is like, okay, October, we're just going to speed run through.

We have so many friends of the show that have books coming out, very exciting.

Great and exciting.

Yes.

Ready those TBRs, folks.

Ready your little Libby pressing fingers. Get ready to put things on hold at the library. But first, what are you reading, Brad? I am reading, I'm rereading a book. Oh, you're not a big rereader. I'm not a big rereader. But my book club picked the Goodhouse by Tanana Reeve-Doo. So good. And I've read it before. I've read it, but it's been a while. It's maybe been, I read it while we were doing the show. So it's been within the

last eight years. But it's been a minute. And I decided to listen to it this time. It's a great

book to listen to. I'm right. That doesn't surprise me. Yeah. So it's read by

Robin Miles, who is a big audiobook narrator. She has done a bunch of in K. Jemison books. She's

done a bunch of Octavia Butler books. She's very prolific. But it's a great book. If you

don't know anything about The Good House. Haunted House book. It's a haunted house book. But, okay, so. It's got a lot of other flavors in it. So Tonari actually came to our book club, which was very exciting. And she said something I thought was really interesting. She said, it's a haunted house, but it's actually a demon possession story. So it's like you think it's a haunted house, sort of, but it turns into demon possession,

but it's kind of like a demon possession wrapped in a haunted house.

So it's all set in this very small town called Sakajua in Washington State.

And it's about this woman who, at the very beginning, this is not a spoiler,

she loses her son really tragically. And it's told through his point of view going back in time

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