Discover the Best Books For Me

"I’m in love with a grieving misfit driving around with a donkey-shaped piñata in an old van held together by duct tape. Her name is Penny Rush. She’s the hapless heroine of Elizabeth McKenzie’s new novel, and she’s something of a piñata herself."

"The prize for best book title this month, and possibly this year, goes to The Octopus in the Parking Garage… His book tackles one of the most fraught climate policy questions: what should be done to adapt to a world facing growing evidence of climate stress?"

"The most ambitious effort yet to peel back the curtain on one of the most gifted, least understood rock artists of the 20th century."

"The whole reason I started a book club was to uplift and inspire people. A great book enhances your life experience and can change you. Our 100th selection does just that—you cannot read it without opening up, forgiving, seeing yourself and the relationships we weave in a new way."

Please help: I just finished reading TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW by Gabrielle Zevin and now I can’t imagine reading another book that isn’t this book. Do other books exist? What are they. Please help

"It reads something between a bible and a packet of world building notes. But I was in love with it. It’s a beautiful insight into how someone puts a story together. When A.I.s can surpass Tolkien, that’s when I’ll know we’re really in trouble because he was something else."

"When "Overwhelmed" crossed my transom in 2015, it spoke to every crevice of my soul as a new mom working two nearly full-time jobs. While I’ve always defined myself by my productivity and resistance to rest, I came to understand that this fear of SLOTH is largely gendered."

"Bagby's book shows that NASA undertook that diversity-boosting process only after facing immense pressure from Congress — and that the benefits to the astronaut corps were incalculable."

Coolly graphic, beautifully written book The Nursery by @szilmolnar captures a unique moment-out-of-time in parents' lives. To encounter it in literature was like a weird gift from my own past. @compactmag_ https://t.co/odz5i4M6hr

Just finished @danijshapiro's "Hourglass" and loved it. The prose is gorgeous and Shapiro is able to conjure the sweep of a marriage in less than 150 pages.