The Mother's Day Gift Guide

This Women's Prize for Nonfiction finalist chronicles the unexpected bond between a woman and a wild hare she rescues as a newborn. Blending memoir with natural history, Raising Hare has been adored by critics—The New York Times praised Dalton’s clear, measured prose and Denise Nestor’s delicate drawings as “a bit of solace in a world that has now returned to an even more frenetic state.”

Art historian Kay Hessel gathers 500 years of women's artistic achievements into one stunning collection. This eye-opening exploration reimagines art history from a female perspective, celebrating creators whose work has been long overshadowed. A great gift for the museum-loving mom who appreciates seeing the full picture.

This heartwarming tale from a Booker Prize finalist about a Vienna café that becomes a haven for lonely souls celebrates the kind of community-building many mothers excel at. Honor the mom whose kitchen has always been a place where everyone belongs with this tender story about the families we create.

This New York Times bestselling anthology gathers 65 influential feminist voices—from bell hooks to Mona Eltahawy—spanning centuries and perspectives. A powerful volume that honors the ongoing fight for equality and the thinkers who shape it.

This journaling guide gathers wisdom from 100 luminaries including Salman Rushdie, Gloria Steinem, George Saunders, and Lena Dunham to find inspiration in life's challenges. Organized by themes from new beginnings to rebuilding, it's the perfect companion for anyone seeking to navigate rough patches through the transformative power of writing.

In this posthumously published collection, Didion shares deeply personal therapy journal reflections with her trademark courage and clarity. Give this to the mother who's always been refreshingly honest about life's complexities and appreciates raw truth and beautiful prose.

“Historical fiction you can feel in your bones,” says The Los Angeles Times. The author of Room reconstructs the infamous 1895 Montparnasse train disaster through diverse passengers from across Europe and beyond. It’s a literary escape packed with drama and heart—no passport needed.

"If you want to be happy for a year, get married. If you want to be happy for a decade, get a dog. And if you want to be happy for the rest of your life, make a garden," says Martha Stewart. This new bestselling bible covers everything from soil testing to selecting perfect plants, an essential resource for creating happiness that truly lasts.

The former New York Times Paris bureau chief offers an intimate exploration of the world's greatest museum. Part art history, part travelogue, and part love letter to Paris this immersive journey transforms an intimidating cultural icon into an accessible treasure.

This new gorgeously illustrated cocktail book celebrates centuries of women's contributions to spirits and cocktail culture, from the invention of distilling to today's innovative bar programs. The perfect gift along with a delicious batch of Via Carota craft cocktails served up in bar-cart worthy bespoke bottles.