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Annabel Gutterman, Associate Audience Engagement Editor at Time Magazine says, These novels, essay collections and more ask questions about place, purpose and paths—particularly ones not taken.
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The best new books of May run a gamut as long and welcoming as a bookstore aisle. They range from fitness obsessions to a fictional religious compound, from NASA to Native poetry. They ask questions about place, purpose and paths—particularly ones not taken. Celebrated authors like Rachel Cusk and Alison Bechdel make much-anticipated returns, and Stacey Abrams delivers a buzzy legal thriller. Read on to find the best books to read in May.
Source: TIME
