A recap of the books we’ve spotlighted in the past few days.
Given No Choice: A History of Abortion Rights
By Cody McDevitt
An edifying look at the fight for bodily autonomy.
How Many Is Too Many? The Progressive Argument for Reducing Immigration into the United States
By Philip Cafaro
An interesting — if not airtight — take on one of today’s trickiest hot-button issues.
Lincoln and the Jews: A History
By Jonathan D. Sarna and Benjamin Shapell
A well-researched, heartening look at the president's embrace of an oft-maligned people.
An Interview with Dale Bailey
By Craig Laurance Gidney
Monsters, both literal and of the human variety, are explored in the author’s elegant, literary horror fiction.
She Will Build Him a City: A Novel
By Raj Kamal Jha
This magical tale immerses us in the city of Delhi as it struggles toward the future.
An energetic study of the famed writer’s time in the nation's capital and the loves of his life.
An Interview with Wanjiku wa Ngugi
By Joye Shepperd
The author talks about her debut novel, social responsibility, and the state of African literature.
The Tell-Tale Heart: A Novel
By Jill Dawson
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By interweaving the stories of an organ donor and recipient, this book reveals the deep interconnection between people.
The Shepherd’s Life: Modern Dispatches from an Ancient Landscape
By James Rebanks
A sheep farmer's disarming chronicle of life in the fields.
