Andrew McCarthy shares his six favorite books

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Brat Pack personnel and bestselling writer Andrew McCarthy loves to move backmost and distant betwixt beingness books and audiobooks, depending connected nan genre.

“I look to publication novels and perceive to nonfiction,” McCarthy — whose caller book “Who Needs Friends: An Unscientific Examination of Male Friendship Across America” is connected waste now — tells Page Six.

The “St. Elmo’s Fire” prima explains he likes nan beingness transcript of novels truthful he tin “paint pictures successful my caput of what I’m reading,” while a nonfiction audiobook helps him “process information.”

In his caller book, McCarthy sets retired connected a roadworthy travel to reconnect pinch aged acquaintances aft his boy called him retired for not having immoderate friends.

“I benignant of felt exposed successful a definite way,” he precocious told The Post. “Kids will conscionable opportunity what they comprehend to beryllium nan truth, and attraction must beryllium paid, you know?”

See beneath for McCarthy’s six must-read book recommendations.

“Red Harvest” by Dashiell Hammett

“I emotion nan hard-boiled detective genre, and Hammett is 1 of nan original masters. Set successful ‘Poisonville’ — request I opportunity more?”

“Demon Copperhead” by Barbara Kingsolver

“It requires a batch of courage to return connected a modern retelling of Dickens’ David Copperfield.’ This book succeeds wildly, pinch an astonishing narrator, who is so ‘the leader of his ain story.'”

“Lord Jim” by Joseph Conrad

“A chaotic yarn astir surviving nan shame of 1 fateful decision. Nobody gets betwixt thoughts and paints pictures for illustration Conrad. An astonishing book from nan master.”

“No Great Mischief” by Alistair MacLeod

“A delicate family sage group successful Cape Bretton, Nova Scotia. Nothing seems to hap until you recognize everything has happened.”

“The Grass Is Singing” by Doris Lessing

“The Nobel Prize-winning author’s first novel. She took it pinch her successful a suitcase erstwhile she near Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe now) arsenic a young woman. It’s harrowing.”

“Who Needs Friends” by Andrew McCarthy

“It’s nan communicative of relationship and an progressive look astatine nan worth of relationship and nan spot it has successful our lives — group on 10,000 miles of American backroads. Hopefully you’ll prime up nan telephone and telephone that friend, aliases amended yet, spell spot them!”