Summer reading: books for the public pool
Once a week, like the diligent middle schoolers we remain at heart, Jezebel staff will report on their summer reading—high, low, and everything in between.reading has been difficult for me; my attention span and my desire to focus on really anything have been lacking.
When this sort of malaise grips, I am inconsolable. But summer’s arrival means that I am finally free from my self-imposed prison of temporary illiteracy: it is beach and pool time and that means I can read again. Over Father’s Day weekend, I sat on the porch at my dad’s house and tore through Sarah M. Broom’s forthcoming memoirbecause I am a sucker for books about New Orleans. Broom tells the story of her family and the city of New Orleans by recounting the history of the house she grew up in, in New Orleans East—a part of the city that was devastated by Hurricane Katrina and largely forgotten.
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