Going for Literary Olympic Gold

/ Book Recommendations / By Mary Daniels Brown / July 27, 2012 / Olympics

Just in time for tonight’s opening cermonies of the 2012 Olympics, USA Today offers Literary gold for Olympic readers. Here are book recommendations for the following groups of people:

armchair athletes
the statistically minded
those seeking inspiration
armchair tourists
those seeking a post-Olympics prince
young fans

There are books for all ages here.

Publisher Simon & Schuster also invites readers to Get into the Olympic Spirit with 30% off its Olympics-related titles. (And I have no financial stake in this offer. I found out about it through an S&S newsletter.)

About The Author

Mary Daniels Brown

Mary Daniels Brown learned at an early age how to read people, and she’s been doing that ever since. Combining advanced education in both literature and psychology, she reads and reviews novels that explore identity, the search for meaning and purpose in life, and the varieties of human experience. She’s been blogging about books at Notes in the Margin for more than 25 years. Mary believes that her focus on Life Stories in Literature has made her both a more astute reader and a happier, more human person.

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