The novel by "Dirt" writer Vann centers on tween Caitlin, who visits an aquarium near her home and meets an elderly man there who has a connection to her family. "It makes you think about your childhood," says Nelson. "Lovely."
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10 best books of March 2015, according to Amazon's editors
These are the titles that are the best of the new books released in March, 2015, according to the editors at Amazon.
4. 'Aquarium,' by David Vann
