Top Ten Must Read Books 2016
Read this with your book club to marvel at how far the concept of women’s education has come. The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead When a book wins both the prestigious National Book Award for fiction and a spot on Oprah’s book club, you should take note—it's likely one of those rare books that has both exceptional quality and mass appeal.
Packed with many delights and great trivia (if you want to know which suggestion from the writers made Julia Louis-Dreyfus burst into tears, you'll have to read the book), Seinfeldia is a smart, fun read by a writer who truly is the master of her domain.
If the first few months are any indication, 2016 looks to be a stellar year for new releases. And with the shorter, colder, cozier days of winter upon us, it’s a great time to snuggle up with a new read (or two).
A little more than halfway through Deborah Levy’s hypnotic new novel, Hot Milk, its narrator, Sofia, throws a vase on the floor. She is in a rented beach house with her mother, Rose, in southern Spain – but if this sounds like a holiday, it’s not.
Whether you’ve promised yourself that 2016 will be the year you’ll read more books, the year you’ll read books more thoughtfully or the year you’ll read fewer curmudgeonly comments sections, we have a few new releases worth considering.
As we reach the middle of 2016—and as readers pack for summer vacations—it's time to look back at some of the best books of ... Best Books of 2016 So ... Read ...