This Month’s Picks
All of the books we’re reading right now.
Atlas Obscura
Finding Wonder
Finlay sets out to understand and explain not just the history of textiles, but the meaning woven into them.
Brynn Elliott
The Art of Philosophy
In this work, Angelou grapples with the realities of racism and the nature of freedom.
Cheryl Strayed
Wild Reads
This is an adventurous, poignant, and uplifting book about the impact one person can have on others by daring to explore and connect.
Chloé Lukasiak
Let’s Escape
If you like Greek mythology, then you are in for a treat!
Elin Hilderbrand
The Beach and Beyond
This is one novel you will finish and feel as though you have spent time in another world.
Joseph Campbell
Myth & Meaning
Harjo lights a fire built with kindling soaked in sorrow. A fire that will, no doubt, warm our hearts with inspiration, wisdom, and grace.
Malala
Fearless
Srinivasan’s essay collection considers how we think and talk about sex, covering topics like pornography, race, student-teacher relationships, and much more.
Megan Rapinoe
The Call In
Sánchez has captured magic on the pages of her hilarious and honest memoir.
Nicole Laeno
Shelf Love
This story is so entertaining and full of so many twists!
Richard Branson
Reading with Richard
Adichie’s story is a deeply moving and human one that highlights the realities of a war the way only fine storytelling can.
Roxane Gay
Audacious
In this collection of essays, there is an urgency to Castillo’s writing—about the nature of representation, the assumed primacy of whiteness, and the stories and voices of people of color that have always been there.
Stephen Curry
Underrated
I hope you enjoy this incredible book, and the life lessons it can teach all of us, from the woman who continues to inspire me every single day of my life.
Susan Orlean
Private Collection
This novel, with its unique structure, will open your eyes wider to the experiences of Japanese Americans during the early part of the twentieth century and through WWII—when neighbors and friends were forcibly taken away to internment camps, families separated, and lives changed beyond comprehension.
Tinx
Literally
I’ve always been a huge advocate for therapy. It can absolutely change your life, helping you to process past traumas and better cope with challenges in the present.