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**Books to Read This Summer**
Summer is finally here, and what better way to beat the heat than with some great reading? We've got you covered with our list of top books across various genres.
**Non-Fiction**
1. **A Beautiful Shame: One Team's Fight for Survival in a New Era of College Sports** by Ryan Swanson
This book chronicles the demise of the once-proud University of New Mexico men's soccer team, and it echoes so much of what we've seen transform college sports into in the past few years.
2. **Preparing to Bite** by Keiler Roberts
Evanston artist Keiler Roberts' latest collection of one-page comics finds big laughs in the minutiae of everyday life, though she'll hit you with the occasional emotionally poignant frame.
3. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in '90s New York City** by Mark Ronson
Mark Ronson is an extremely successful, Grammy Award-winning artist, but in his memoir "Night People," he reminds us that, at his core, he will always be a DJ first.
4. **Everything is Tuberculosis** by John Green
Before picking up this book, I had very little knowledge about the history of tuberculosis. John Green details the disease's long (and very surprising) history, from the role it played in the creation of the Stetson hat to its impact on the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and how it affected Victorian beauty standards.
5. **A Beautiful Shame** by Ryan Swanson
This book is a strong reminder that there are dramas surrounding student-athletes and their coaches — and also stories of power and money at our state universities, which are public trusts and vast troughs of taxpayer dollars.
6. **Preparing to Bite** by Keiler Roberts
Evanston artist Keiler Roberts' latest collection of one-page comics finds big laughs in the minutiae of everyday life, though she'll hit you with the occasional emotionally poignant frame.
7. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ‘90s New York City** by Mark Ronson
Mark Ronson is an extremely successful, Grammy Award-winning artist, but in his memoir “Night People,” he reminds us that, at his core, he will always be a DJ first.
8. **A Beautiful Shame: One Team’s Fight for Survival in a New Era of College Sports** by Ryan Swanson
This book chronicles the demise of the once-proud University of New Mexico men's soccer team, and it echoes so much of what we've seen transform college sports into in the past few years.
9. **Preparing to Bite** by Keiler Roberts
Evanston artist Keiler Roberts' latest collection of one-page comics finds big laughs in the minutiae of everyday life, though she'll hit you with the occasional emotionally poignant frame.
10. **A Beautiful Shame: One Team’s Fight for Survival in a New Era of College Sports** by Ryan Swanson
This book is a strong reminder that there are dramas surrounding student-athletes and their coaches — and also stories of power and money at our state universities, which are public trusts and vast troughs of taxpayer dollars.
These books cover a range of topics, from sports to comics to memoirs. Whether you're looking for something light-hearted or thought-provoking, there's something on this list for everyone. So grab a cold drink, get comfortable, and dive into one (or more) of these great reads.
**Books to Read This Summer**
Summer is finally here, and what better way to beat the heat than with some great reading? We've got you covered with our list of top books across various genres.
**Non-Fiction**
1. **A Beautiful Shame: One Team's Fight for Survival in a New Era of College Sports** by Ryan Swanson
This book chronicles the demise of the once-proud University of New Mexico men's soccer team, and it echoes so much of what we've seen transform college sports into in the past few years.
2. **Preparing to Bite** by Keiler Roberts
Evanston artist Keiler Roberts' latest collection of one-page comics finds big laughs in the minutiae of everyday life, though she'll hit you with the occasional emotionally poignant frame.
3. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in '90s New York City** by Mark Ronson
Mark Ronson is an extremely successful, Grammy Award-winning artist, but in his memoir "Night People," he reminds us that, at his core, he will always be a DJ first.
4. **Everything is Tuberculosis** by John Green
Before picking up this book, I had very little knowledge about the history of tuberculosis. John Green details the disease's long (and very surprising) history, from the role it played in the creation of the Stetson hat to its impact on the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and how it affected Victorian beauty standards.
5. **A Beautiful Shame** by Ryan Swanson
This book is a strong reminder that there are dramas surrounding student-athletes and their coaches — and also stories of power and money at our state universities, which are public trusts and vast troughs of taxpayer dollars.
6. **Preparing to Bite** by Keiler Roberts
Evanston artist Keiler Roberts' latest collection of one-page comics finds big laughs in the minutiae of everyday life, though she'll hit you with the occasional emotionally poignant frame.
7. **Night People: How to Be a DJ in ‘90s New York City** by Mark Ronson
Mark Ronson is an extremely successful, Grammy Award-winning artist, but in his memoir “Night People,” he reminds us that, at his core, he will always be a DJ first.
8. **A Beautiful Shame: One Team’s Fight for Survival in a New Era of College Sports** by Ryan Swanson
This book chronicles the demise of the once-proud University of New Mexico men's soccer team, and it echoes so much of what we've seen transform college sports into in the past few years.
9. **Preparing to Bite** by Keiler Roberts
Evanston artist Keiler Roberts' latest collection of one-page comics finds big laughs in the minutiae of everyday life, though she'll hit you with the occasional emotionally poignant frame.
10. **A Beautiful Shame: One Team’s Fight for Survival in a New Era of College Sports** by Ryan Swanson
This book is a strong reminder that there are dramas surrounding student-athletes and their coaches — and also stories of power and money at our state universities, which are public trusts and vast troughs of taxpayer dollars.
These books cover a range of topics, from sports to comics to memoirs. Whether you're looking for something light-hearted or thought-provoking, there's something on this list for everyone. So grab a cold drink, get comfortable, and dive into one (or more) of these great reads.
its been ages since the NCAA scandal broke out in 2017 lol what happened to all those athletes who got screwed over by their schools? anyway back to summer reading - i heard mark ronson's book "night people" is pretty cool if you're into old-school DJing 
i've already added like half of these books to my wishlist 
mark ronson's memoir is a must-read for any music lover 
can't wait to dive into these books and escape the heat 
... And then you have Mark Ronson just chillin' in his memoir, talking about DJing and not really addressing any of these issues 
... I mean, what's up with that? Can't he talk about the intersectionality of sports and art like that? 
. I need to check out that book on college sports, it sounds so interesting 
. And Keiler Roberts' comic collection sounds hilarious 
. Summer vibes only 
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I think its awesome that people are actually reading books this summer instead of just scrolling through their feeds! 
Did you know that the global book publishing market is projected to reach $140B by 2027, with an average growth rate of 4.5% per annum? 
And, fun fact: the most popular genres for summer reads are mystery & thriller (34%), followed closely by romance (23%)! 
Compare that to the average US household income of $67,000! 
they got some crazy stories about college sports & how the rich are taking over our public uni's 
it's wild to think that student athletes are being treated like commodities & coaches are more worried about their own power struggles than actual student well-being 
BOOKS ARE MY FAVE WAY TO SPEND HOT DAYS BY THE POOL. I THINK IT'S COOL HOW THIS LIST HAS SUCH A VARIETY OF TOPICS - FROM COLLEGE SPORTS TO COMICS TO MEMOIRS. IT SHOWS US THAT THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, NO MATTER WHAT YOU'RE INTO. AND CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE AUTHORS? RYAN SWANSON IS MUST-READ material for any sports fan (A BEAUTIFUL SHAME, I'M PRETTY SURE, WILL BE A CLASSIC!), AND JOHN GREEN IS LIKE, A GENIUS OR SOMETHING WITH HOW HE WRITES. ANYWAY, I THINK THESE BOOKS ARE ALL GOING TO BE SO GOOD - I'M ALREADY ADDING THEM TO MY SUMMER READ LIST!!!
. There's so much at stake when it comes to college athletes and their education vs. their athletic careers. It's time for some real talk about the power dynamics in sports 
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... I mean, what's up with all the repeats? Like, can't they come up with something new for once? 
... wait, no, that's not true, because I just saw "A Beautiful Shame" on here TWICE 
. Guess those authors really know how to make an impact 
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and mark ronson's story sounds so fascinating 
"Preparing to Bite" comics are always a great way to pass the time 
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her comics always crack me up!
. And Keilar Roberts' comics are always so entertaining - her stuff is like a mix of The Office and Adventure Time 
