The Earth laughs in flowers, and we laugh in books.
Make the most of your downtime with reads you can finish in one sitting.
Revisiting these favorite stories helps a writer to realize her own coming-of-age story might be embarrassing, but kind of awesome, too.
More than 100 years later, the wisdom of Anne of Green Gables lives on.
Gilbert haters cite Eat, Pray, Love as proof of her failings, and in the process neglect her fantastic, near-perfect novel.
Writer Kate Christensen shares a traditional Thanksgiving dinner in the Florentine hills—and her recipe for persimmon pudding.
Revisting this classic novel, one writer discovers the truth about Holden Caulfield, and herself.
One writer listens to 150 hours of the four-volume LBJ biography so you don't have to.
It seems insane these books were ever intended for kids.
He's one of the most brilliant men in history—and one of the most fun to read. See why.
Re-living these scary ghost stories gave us the creeps. Just kidding, it was awesome.
In "Miss Marple vs. The Mansplainers," Alice Bolin salutes Agatha Christie's feminist detective hero.
Avoid your existential crisis by escaping in literature.
With Life After Life, the English writer takes the reincarnation story to new heights.
Everyone's favorite plural family is back! Complement your poly-binge-watching with these Mormon-related reads.
