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If you've ever felt caught between worlds or struggled with the loss of a loved one, "Crying In H Mart" by Michelle Zauner will resonate deeply. Zauner's candid storytelling bridges the gaps of cultural identity through the universal languages of grief and cuisine, crafting a memoir that's as touching as it is thought-provoking. It's a tale that tenderly unpacks the complexities of familial love, heritage, and the healing power of sharing a meal.

If fashion and personal style intrigue you, then "It" by Alexa Chung is a window into the eclectic and fashionable mind of an influencer before that was even a term. Chung packs her book with personal anecdotes, style tips, and photos that not only offer fashion inspiration but also a candid peek into what makes her one of fashion's darlings. This book feels like catching up with a stylish friend.

Highly recommended for music enthusiasts. The book allows readers to learn about music from the perspectives of two experts. The intimate conversations between Murakami and Ozawa provide readers with insight into their choices of music, and give them a grasp on musical composition techniques.