The Ladies Who Brunch Discuss: The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane
Over the summer, The Ladies Who Brunch discussed the social and political issues that drove character development in The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane.
Category: Book Review
The Reader’s View: Jen Wang’s The Prince and the Dressmaker
Pride Month is ending, but you can bring it with you: Jen Wang’s colorful graphic novel The Prince and the Dressmaker has a Prince who prefers to be a Lady.
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss Manhattan Beach
At Ladies Who Brunch, the transformational time and personal reflection in Jennifer Egan’s Manhattan Beach were key topics.
The Reader’s View: Lisa Halliday’s Asymmetry
Make some time to curl up with a new book as February comes to a close: Lisa Halliday’s novel Asymmetry is a gorgeous quick read that will keep you thinking for days.
The Reader’s View: Roxane Gay’s Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body
As we lose the heat wave last weekend, hiding inside with a book sounds like a perfect plan! Roxane Gay’s deeply personal Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body describes her personal bodily journey while also exploring the reality of having a large body in a world that doesn’t accommodate it.
The Reader’s View: Celeste Ng’s Little Fires Everywhere
This month’s The Reader’s View takes on Celeste Ng’s new and widely acclaimed novel Little Fires Everywhere, which takes on motherhood in suburbia.
The Reader’s View: Angelica Baker’s Our Little Racket
Angelica Baker’s OUR LITTLE RACKET tells the tale of five women adjacent to a powerful man as they resist impending chaos from the financial crisis.
The Reader’s View: Jen Wang’s The Prince and the Dressmaker
Pride Month is ending, but you can bring it with you: Jen Wang’s colorful graphic novel The Prince and the Dressmaker has a Prince who prefers to be a Lady.
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss Manhattan Beach
At Ladies Who Brunch, the transformational time and personal reflection in Jennifer Egan’s Manhattan Beach were key topics.
The Reader’s View: Lisa Halliday’s Asymmetry
Make some time to curl up with a new book as February comes to a close: Lisa Halliday’s novel Asymmetry is a gorgeous quick read that will keep you thinking for days.
The Reader’s View: Roxane Gay’s Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body
As we lose the heat wave last weekend, hiding inside with a book sounds like a perfect plan! Roxane Gay’s deeply personal Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body describes her personal bodily journey while also exploring the reality of having a large body in a world that doesn’t accommodate it.
The Reader’s View: Celeste Ng’s Little Fires Everywhere
This month’s The Reader’s View takes on Celeste Ng’s new and widely acclaimed novel Little Fires Everywhere, which takes on motherhood in suburbia.
The Reader’s View: Angelica Baker’s Our Little Racket
Angelica Baker’s OUR LITTLE RACKET tells the tale of five women adjacent to a powerful man as they resist impending chaos from the financial crisis.
