Embrace the escapism of a good summer read

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CHESTERTOWN, Maryland — Whether your vacation is in your backyard, on a sandy beach, or camping in a majestic national park, the summer read is as essential a part of your getaway as your sunscreen, fishing rod, or road atlas.

Americans crave tales of adventure, mystery, love, and tragedy as a summer rite of passage. The more noble prefer to dive into highbrow literature, but many are looking for that page-turner escapist novel that twists the emotions but ultimately lands the reader safely with an ending that delivers redemption.

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