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• Read Her Like an Open Book | A different perspective: a man reads literary fiction by women

  A different perspective: a man reads literary fiction by women

• Four of five novels in NY Times Book Review’s Ten Best Books of 2021 are by women – READ HER LIKE AN

  Editors at The New York Times Book Review recently published their consensus choices for the ten best books of 2021, five each in fiction and nonfiction. Four of the five books in both categories are ...

• PEACH BLOSSOM SPRING an absorbing family drama of war, migration, and heritage — and the power of

  Peach Blossom Spring By Melissa Fu Little, Brown: March 15, 2022 383 pages, $28.00 Peach Blossom Spring, Melissa Fu’s confident and accomplished debut, is the story of four generations of one family o...

• Dublin Literary Award 2021 longlist announced – READ HER LIKE AN OPEN BOOK

  49 books were nominated by libraries in 30 countries The Dublin Literary Award 2021 longlist was announced today. Three things stand out about this award: nominations were made by 69 libraries in 30 c...

• THE ISLAND OF MISSING TREES is a compelling story of love, loss, identity, and adaptation – READ HER

  The Island of Missing Trees By Elif Shafak Bloomsbury Publishing: Nov. 2, 2021 368 pages, $27.00 I’m guessing you’ve never read a book set in Cypress and that you know little about it beyond its locat...

• Five essential works of fiction by Black women that you might have missed – READ HER LIKE AN OPEN

  Mainstream and social media have been full of recommended reading lists for people inspired to learn more by the Black Lives Matter movement. Many of the books are classics or at least widely known. H...