A peek at what’s on tap this week.
How to Lose Your Mother
By Molly Jong-Fast
Coming to terms with a famous, and famously flawed, parent.
A recap of the books we’ve spotlighted in the past few days.
An occasional series in which writers speak for themselves.
Make Russia Great Again: A Novel
By Christopher Buckley
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Truth might be stranger than fiction, but this political satire manages to hit all the funniest notes.
The debut novelist shares how he reimagined a long-ago (and real-life) Black community in Nova Scotia.
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A fascinating analysis of identity, women’s rights, and literature as a transformative tool.
1941
By Andrew Nagorski
The seeds of Nazi defeat were sown long before the Axis' surrender.
Our Symphony with Animals
By Aysha Akhtar, M.D.
A physician explores why loving critters makes us better people.
Kingdom of Nauvoo: The Rise and Fall of a Religious Empire on the American Frontier
By Benjamin E. Park
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A riveting exploration of race, democracy, and sexual experimentation in an early Mormon “beautiful place.”
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Enjoy this Grateful American™ reading recommendation!
