Super Short Summary

Moonglow by Michael Chabon, a New York Times bestseller, tells a story through a grandson’s perspective of his grandfather’s deathbed confessions, revealing his life’s events from 1920 South Philadelphia, serving as a spy in WWII, his love for a French immigrant, and struggles with mental illness and moral dilemmas, all interwoven with the history of space travel and the Holocaust. The book includes topics such as war trauma, mental illness, and sexual violence against a minor.