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As summer approaches, readers are encouraged to bring along classic novels and culturally rich cookbooks to enhance their vacation experience. Timeless literature such as Alexandre Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo" and P.G. Wodehouse's short stories offer immersive narratives that can deepen relaxation and enjoyment during travel. Meanwhile, cookbooks like "Yassou," highlighting Greek cuisine, Maryam Jillani's exploration of Pakistani culinary traditions, and Eric Adjepong's celebration of Ghanaian flavors provide not only recipes but also cultural insights and personal stories that transport readers globally without leaving their kitchens. Recent releases also include seasonal and accessible cookbooks aimed at elevating everyday cooking, such as "The Wishbone Kitchen Cookbook," and heartfelt collections like "UMMA: A Korean Mom’s Kitchen Wisdom," which blend family history with culinary expertise. These books are praised for enriching cultural understanding and offering more than just recipes, making them ideal companions for beach days or quiet moments during travel. Whether through fiction or food, these selections promise to add depth, joy, and a sense of connection to any vacation.