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Welcome Generous Readers, to BookKind's Books of the Month. Each month, we'll select one fiction, one non-fiction, and one children’s book we think deserve to be discovered and enjoyed by readers of all ages. You’ll also find a charity spotlight title connected to one of our inspiring charity partners, showcasing books that engage with important topics and build awareness.

Fiction Book of the Month

Call Me By Your Name: The Graphic Novel
by Andre Aciman illus. by Sarah Maxwell-McNicol

Brought to life in a gorgeous graphic novel adaptation, sink into a sensual modern classic of love and the glistening possibilities of summer. Artist Sarah Maxwell, brings the sundrenched vistas of the Italian Riviera addictively before readers.

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Non-Fiction Book of the Month

To Have or to Hold by Sophie Pavelle

What can nature teach us about living together? In our relationship with the natural world, are we the parasites? Longlisted for the Wainwright Prize for Conservation Writing, discover this thrilling exploration of nature’s symbiotic relationships.

Children's Book of the Month

Diary of a Number One Superfan
Pamela Butchart, illus. by Gemma Correll

One for the Swifties! The first book in a brand new highly illustrated series about the lives of pop stars through the eyes of a superfan. For 8+ readers, this funny fictional book is packed with facts about Taylor Swift.

From mental health, LGBTQ+ experiences, to human rights and climate change; each month we'll be shining a light on books with themes related to one of our eleven charity partners. Words have the power to change the world, and we believe these books should be celebrated for doing just that.

When you purchase a copy of The Other Boy by Hamed Amiri, choose 'International aid' as your chosen cause and we'll donate 10% of your purchase to help fund the important work of War Child

War Child UK (registered charity 1071659), is our chosen international aid charity partner. War Child’s mission is to protect, educate and stand up for the rights of children living in war zones. They deliver life-changing services and support in communities affected by conflicts.

Visit the War Child UK website.

*War Child does not specifically recommend or endorse any individual books or products featured in any of our selections. War Child is a neutral organisation whose sole apolitical focus is helping the world's most vulnerable children to find a better future beyond conflict.

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