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Yurvati and his healing-and-storytelling legacy. The issue also presents curated reviews across fiction, poetry, and children’s books, featuring titles and reviewers listed under sections like “Fantasy,” “Stories,” “Nonfiction,” and “Children’s Books.” Additional editorial content includes features, letters, gift subscription messaging, and a correction note.","# Che Aew llorkCimesBookReview\n\nJULY 12,2026  \nAgainstJanet Fash was always outspokenwhen it came to keeping beachgoersThe Tidesafe.She lays it all out in her feistynew memoir,\"Lifeguard.\"BYELISABETH EGAN |PAGE12  \nGAUIYJONESFORTIE NEWYORK TMES  \nAn enduring legacy of healing hands,written words,and international recognition.  \nInternationally,Dr.Yurvati's books have beenshowcased at major literary events through  \nFrom the operating rooms of modern medicine tointernational literary pages,Dr.Albert H.Yurvatistands as a rare figure:surgeon,veteran,storyteller,and witness to human resilience.Hislife's work is captured in his books,a reflecton ofendurance,precision,and purpose forged inAllentown,Pennsylvania.  \nHis acclaimed memoir trilogy-Wet My Hands,This to Me,and 30 Degrees on Bypass—traces ajourney from U.S.Army service and surgicaltraining to personal battles with illness andrecovery.Each title has Spanish translations,extending his voice to international readers andunderscoring the universal reach of his story.Bride and Blades complements the series as acandid guide to balancing surgical life andmarriage,drawn from more than fifty years ofpartnership and practice.  \n## The Life and Works of Dr.Albert H.Yurvati\n\nThe Reading Glass Books,including the LondonBook Fair,BolognaBookPlus in Italy,the LA TimesFestival of Books,and the Frankfurt Book Fair.These appearances have positioned his workalongside globally recognized authors,amplifyinghis message of resilience,love,and medicalexcellence across continents.  \nDr.Albert H.Yurvati has been repeatedly honoredfor both his contributions to the medical field andhis remarkable life journey,a testament to alegacy that bridges healing and storytelling withuncommon authority and pride.  \nAs his remarkable legacy continues to unfold,Dr.Yurvati is currently working on his next book,American College of Osteopathic Surgeons 100Year Legacy,a tribute to a century of surgicalexcellence and the impact of those who shapedthe profession.  \nDiscover more about Dr.Yurvati andhis works at www.yurvatibooks.com.  \nBook Review  \nFiction &Poetry  \n6 Fantasy  \nByJennifer Harlan  \n### 7 THEY ALL FALLINLOVE AT THE END\n\nBy Haili Blassingame  \nReviewed by Alanna Bennett  \n### 8 DRAYTON AND MACKENZIE\n\nBy Alexander Starritt  \nReviewed by John William  \n14 EARTH7  \nBy Deb Olin Unferth  \nReviewed by Lincoln Michel  \n### 14 THE FRENZY\n\nStories  \nBy Joyce Carol OatesReviewed by Rand Richards Cooper  \n### 22 On Poetry\n\nBy Elisa Gabbert  \nNonfiction  \n9 TRASH!  \nA Garbageman's Story  \nBy Simon Paré-Poupart  \nReviewed by Dwight Garner  \n10 PRESENCE  \nA Hidden History of the Female Body  \nBy Erin Maglaque  \nReviewed by Mattie Kahn  \n### 11 THE TRAVELER\n\nOne Man's Quest for Humanity From theSouth Seas to Revolutionary Paris  \nBy Andrea Wulf  \nReviewed by Jennifer Szalai  \n13 LIFEGUARD  \nA Love Story  \nBy Janet Fash with Clio ChangReviewed by Carolyn Kormann  \n正he Aeu lorkcimes  \nJULY12,2026  \n### 15 EMPIRE OF INK\n\nThe Printers,Rogues,and Radicals Who  \nInvented the American Newspaper  \nBy Alex WrightReviewed by Alexandra Jacobs  \n### 16 THE NORD STREAM CONSPIRACYThe Inside Story of the Explosions ThatShook the World\n\nEhe NrlerkeimesPrepare today'scollege studentsto become tomorrow'sglobal citizens.Get campuswide accessto The New York Times.Learn more atnytimes.com/campuswideche Aew lorkcimes  \nBy Bojan Pancevski  \nReviewed by Robert E Worth  \n### 17 THE YAHO0 BOYS\n\nReal Life With the Love Scammers of Lagos  \nBy Carlos Barragán  \nReviewed by Nicolas Niarchos  \nChildren's Books  \n### 18 Books for Kids Who Like the Magie TreeHouse Series\n\nBy Travis Jonker  \nFeatures  \n### 5 By the Book\n\nAlice Oseman  \n12 Profile  \nJanet Fash  \nBy Elisabeth Egan  \n### 23 Read Like the Wind\n\nWild Narrators  \nBy Joumana Khatib  \nEtc.  \n4 Letters  \n### 19 Best-Seller Lists\n\n19 Editors'Choice  \n### 20 Paperback Row\n\n## Letters\n\nFirst Women  \nChe Aeu llork cimes  \nAny occasion.Every interest.Give the gift of The Times.  \nLEAHGREENWALD  \nWALTHA","cbCaidGKwFhcNcUJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidGKwFhcNcUJ","pdf",11789550,7,1,24,"English","en",105,"# Book Review\n## Memoir and Author Profile\n## Fiction & Poetry Reviews\n## Nonfiction Reviews\n## Children’s Books\n## Features and Letters","[{\"question\":\"What memoir is highlighted in the July 12, 2026 Book Review issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue spotlights Janet Fash’s memoir “Lifeguard.”\"},{\"question\":\"Who is profiled in the issue’s coverage of medical writing and resilience?\",\"answer\":\"Dr. Albert H. 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