"Afterparty" writer Gregory's new novel is the story of the Telemachus family, who once went on the road to show off powers such as predicting the future. Years later, they are now all encountering various problems in life. Schluep calls it "a very lovable book" and says that the characters are an "unforgettable, quirky, lovable family."
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10 best books of July 2017, according to Amazon's editors
Summer isn't complete without an intriguing book at your side. Need some inspiration? Amazon editors have selected their picks for the best books that are being released this month. Here's the full list, with thoughts on each from Amazon senior editor Chris Schluep.
