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R29 Editors’ Picks: All The Books We Read (& Couldn’t Put Down) In June

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June was another banner month for our reading lists here at R29. As we made our way through (and devoured) the classics that have been on our must-read lists for years to the recent releases we've heard so much about, we fell in love with new characters, authors and genres — and loved every second of it.
While some of us delved into historical fiction for the first time, others explored the unread works of some of our long-time favourite authors. From the debut fiction work of writers like Wiz Wharton to the acclaimed novels of established writers like Deborah Levy, it was a good month when it came to embracing the old and the new, as well as changing our perspectives. We loved coming together to discuss everything we'd read with each other, and now, we want to share that list with you!
Ahead, here are the 10 books the Refinery29 Australia team read in June, and a little bit about why we loved them.
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