N-W, Zadie Smith Smith’s On Beauty won the Women’s Prize for Fiction in 2006, and NW was shortlisted for the…
Ladder of Years, Anne Tyler Tyler’s name should really precede any title of hers you might come across—she has written…
Unless, Carol Shields Shields won the Women’s Prize for Larry’s Party in 1998, and this novel was shortlisted for the…
Since there is quite literally nothing to do but read most days, I went through both the short and long…
Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women’s Anger, Rebecca Traister Good and Mad focuses on how women’s anger has…
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Feel Free, Zadie Smith I have read several of Smith’s previous novels, including White Teeth, On Beauty, and The Autograph…
Middlemarch, George Eliot This 600-page tome took me a full two weeks to finish but it was totally worth it.…
Circe, Madeline Miller Circe follows the life of the little-known goddess of the same name who was a daughter of…
The Wife, Meg Wolitzer Wolitzer’s novel is the perfect example of the sexist, toxic society we should all be striving…