In the past couple of months, there have been some really amazing books released. Sure, they may have missed the holiday rush, but that doesn't mean that they should be overlooked. A few of the not to be missed titles include:
1. Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders
So, maybe you have that special someone and maybe you don't. In either case, when Valentine's Day is this close to happening, you should probably have a book at the ready. Let me break down some love categories that you might want to consider:
Sad Love Stories:
Whether you plan to attend the Women's March on Washington, or just want to improve your knowledge of feminist issues, you may want to check out some books on the subject. We stock lots of interesting titles for kids and adults in social science, history, biography & memoir, and many other categories. Of course, there is nothing wrong with reading a great novel to feel empowered as well. Books have the power to present us with different perspectives, experiences, and knowledge from that which we have culled from our own lives. They are opportunities to exam the w
As we begin 2017, I am taking inventory of 2016. While this meditation certainly includes more than my reading list, the reading list matters too. As with the year in general, my reading list included some amazing things and some that left me underwhelmed. Rather than drag you down the rabbit hole of books that I wanted more from, it seems more useful to share my favorites. Here are the books that made my year of reading thought-provoking, emotionally intense, and meaningful. I offer them to you in hopes that they bring you the same.
