What to Read Next if You Liked Capital in the 21st Century, Dorothy Must Die, Gone Girl, Wild or The Church of Mercy
Capital in the 21st Century, by Thomas Piketty, explores the root causes of the extreme divide between the “haves” and…
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What to Read Next if You Liked The Rosie Project,The Opposite of Loneliness, Dreams of Gods & Monsters, Everybody’s Got Something, or The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry
The Opposite of Loneliness, by Marina Keegan, is a slim collection of insightful short stories and essays by a writer…
9 Books to Read If You Loved Disney’s Frozen
If you’ve had “Let it Go” stuck in your head since Disney’s Frozen premiered last year, you could probably use…
What to Read Next if You Liked Life After Life, Eleanor & Park, Flash Boys, Paper Towns, or The Things They Carried
If you were entranced by the temporal puzzle box Kate Atkinson constructed around World War II in Life After Life, in…
What to Read Next if You Liked Grain Brain, S., I Am Malala, The Great Gatsby, or Dr. Sleep
If you’ve already terrified yourself discovering what bread is doing to your body in David Perlmutter’s Grain Brain, by David Perlmutter,…
What to Read Next if You Liked Prince Lestat, Orphan Train, The Goldfinch, The Maze Runner, or Divergent
There’s only one bad thing about reading a great book—finding an equally great book can seem impossible. After reading something…
What to Read in February
Each month we’re asking a panel of our bloggers to suggest a book based on what they’re reading right now.…