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Olive, Again
You'd be hard-pressed to find a fictional character more interesting than Olive Kitteredge. I have no doubt that this character's popularity comes from the fact that she embodies the complexities of life—the horrible, the beautiful, and of course, the complicated. Ten years after Elizabeth Strout created this wonderful character, Olive is back ...
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Three Women
I heard from so many people how good this book was—how they’d love to chat but couldn’t put this new ...
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The Undying
These days it seems everyone knows, and perhaps loves, someone who has been diagnosed with cancer. The poet ...
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A Single Thread
From the author who brought us “The Girl with the Pearl Earring” comes an incredible new book whose main ...
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The World That We Knew
In Berlin, the Nazis are tearing up the city, and Hanni Kohn knows it will take a miracle to save her ...
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Akin
From the bestselling author of “Room” comes a book about a distant relation—between an eleven-year-old ...
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Year of the Monkey
There is no place I would rather be than swimming around in the thoughts and visions of Patti Smith. Each ...
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Beloved
No other writer has been able to translate the black experience with such force, honesty, and poetry as Toni ...
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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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