Elisabeth Egan Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Elisabeth Egan

If you’re in the mood for [a] multigenerational saga about fractious siblings and mysterious parents, head up the coast to catch a wave with the Riva family of Malibu.

Elisabeth Egan

“A Book of Days” rests in your hand like a box of high-end chocolates — pleasingly weighty, promising elegance and class alongside a touch of the bittersweet ... Think of it as a tear-off daily calendar, minus the stress of keeping up with page disposal.

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Elisabeth Egan

I’m not ashamed to say, I still love a good pair of jeans shorts. So I was the perfect person to interview Jennifer Grey, who is setting her own record straight in a new memoir, “Out of the Corner.” 💃🏻👖🍉👟 https://t.co/7gexDxMPiO

Elisabeth Egan

““Writing was the way I kicked like hell for the surface when I couldn’t breathe,” said Paula McLain, author of “The Paris Wife. “I was trying to find words for things there aren’t words for.” I talked about her new book and growing up in foster care. https://t.co/h9uA4rCObe

Elisabeth Egan

@M_c_hell @nytimes @heyitsfranklin2 @sarahlyall @nytimesevents “Fellowship Point” by Alice Elliott Dark. Pairs well with “Maine” by J. Courtney Sullivan and “The Midcoast” by Adam White. Happy reading! 📚

Elisabeth Egan

@M_c_hell @nytimes @heyitsfranklin2 @sarahlyall @nytimesevents “Fellowship Point” by Alice Elliott Dark. Pairs well with “Maine” by J. Courtney Sullivan and “The Midcoast” by Adam White. Happy reading! 📚

Elisabeth Egan

@M_c_hell @nytimes @heyitsfranklin2 @sarahlyall @nytimesevents “Fellowship Point” by Alice Elliott Dark. Pairs well with “Maine” by J. Courtney Sullivan and “The Midcoast” by Adam White. Happy reading! 📚