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Beloved
No other writer has been able to translate the black experience with such force, honesty, and poetry as Toni Morrison did. With her recent passing, I thought this would be a wonderful time to revisit one of her most powerful works and celebrate her mastery of the written word. Written in 1987, "Beloved" is widely considered to be her masterpiece. ...
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Red at the Bone
From the New York Times bestselling and National Book Award-winning author of “Another Brooklyn” and ...
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The Other’s Gold
I picked up this book after I noticed that Jesmyn Ward and Celeste Ng—two of my favorite authors—had ...
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Revolution of the Soul
Seane Corn’s yoga practice, enigmatic curls, and smile are absolutely enchanting and what I found inside ...
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The Dutch House
I am always entranced and mesmerized by Ann Patchett’s fiction, and her latest is no exception. The story ...
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The Beekeeper of Aleppo
In the hills and deserts of the beautiful Syrian city of Aleppo, Nuri, a beekeeper, lives with his artist ...
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City of Girls
Vivian, a small-town girl of excellent breeding, drops out of Vassar and is leading a seemingly rudderless ...
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The Dearly Beloved
I am incredibly excited to recommend this debut novel that tells the story of two couples—Charles and Lily, ...
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Save Me the Plums
An excellent trip into the world of publishing with Ruth Reichl, the beloved restaurant critic and former ...
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Late Migrations: A Natural ...
For lovers of the natural world, the poems of Mary Oliver, and the books of Ann Patchett and Delia Owens, I ...
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The Seat of the Soul
This is the book that got Oprah started on her Super Soul life, and I'm sure it will change the way you think ...
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The Saturday Night Ghost ...
I was initially attracted to this title and this lively cover, and what I found inside did not disappoint. I ...
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Fleishman Is in Trouble
Hold on to your hats! Who knew that the post-divorce life of a Manhattan doctor and father was so…sexual? ...
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