If you’re ready for fall TV shows, read these binge-worthy new books.
Leonardo (CW)
Can’t get enough of Renaissance Leonardo (on da Vinci’s genius and personal drama)? Maggie O’Farrell takes you to his 16th century Italy. portrait of marriage (September 6, Knopp), $28about a young duchess who married at the age of 15, is convinced that her husband wants her dead.
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House of the Dragon (HBO Max)
George RR Martin’s Dragon Riding House Targaryen is back in the world you’ve been waiting for. game of thrones First part.If you like magical and political intrigue, give it a try Men fighting the Son of God (September 1, head of Zeus), $30the first installment in a new series combining Irish mythology and real-life history, by Shauna Lawless.
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patient (August 30 on Hulu)
Steve Carell is a therapist who’s been kidnapped by a serial killer and wants help controlling his homicidal urges. For more on the psychology of serial killers and the American obsession, check out author Danya Kukavka’s Psychic Phenomenon. Implementation notes (William Morrow), $28.
good fight (September 8 CBS)
The courtroom drama starring Christine Baranski will enter its final season this fall. Don’t grieve yet.Joey Heartstone’s The Local (double day), $28, which follows a small-town attorney defending a man accused of murdering a federal judge. “It’s an epic courtroom thriller that kept me turning pages,” says co-creator Michelle King. good fight.
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Handmaid’s Tale (September 14th on Hulu)
Hulu’s adaptation of the classic Margaret Atwood novel gives it a try if you’re craving more of a story about a woman standing up to an oppressive regime Widowland (sourcebook), $17, by CJ Carey. Alternative Her History imagines a group of women rebelling against an alliance between England and the Nazis in the days leading up to the coronation of King Edward VIII (and Wallis her Queen Simpsons).
The Voice (September 19 NBC)
When you’re not rooting for judges John Legend, Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani, or Camila Cabello, who just entered a singing competition, read a book by veteran romance writer Tracy Livesay. . american royalty (Avon), $16a steamy, funny take on the music industry turned professor by a reclusive prince who falls in love with an audacious American rapper.
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Abbott Elementary School (September 21 ABC broadcast)
Fans of this breakout sitcom about an underfunded Philadelphia school will love it she often memes (Day Street Books), $17a hilarious collection of essays by Quinta Brunson, creator and star of the show.
yellowstone (November 13 Paramount)
A modern Western starring Kevin Costner, which follows the adventures and misdeeds of the Dutton family, returns to screens before Thanksgiving.For another family story set in the American West, get Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s woman of light (one world), $28, A scorching novel chronicling five generations of the indigenous Chicano family.
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good doctor (October 3 ABC broadcast)
The popular medical drama draws viewers into the stressful and risky world of emergency medicine. For real-life medical dramas, hotspot (September 15, Vanderbilt University Press), $28In Alex Jahangir, MD’s memoir, he talks about the time he led Nashville’s pandemic response and how it exposed long-simmering cultural and racial tensions in Music City.
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