The End of the World Is Just the Beginning: Mapping the Collapse of Globalization, by Peter Zeihan
Probably the most important book you’ll read this year. See if you agree with Zeihan’s trend analysis.
Read MoreAn Immense World, by Ed Yong
Gain a new outlook on the sensory world of animals. Much of what we know was only learned very recently.
Read MoreInfiltration: The Plot to Destroy the Church From Within, by Dr. Taylor Marshall
The Catholic Church and her faithful have suffered much in recent years. Read Taylor Marshall’s well-researched presentation of the facts for a better understanding of where we are, and the way forward.
Read MoreSpare, by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
Whether you agree with Harry’s viewpoint or not, it is an interesting story, to learn of the effects to a person and family of grief unresolved, on such a public level.
Read MoreThe Latecomer, by Jean Hanff Korelitz
A book about the importance of family, love, and personal responsibility, told with excellent plotting, character development, and great humor.
Read MoreNow Is Not the Time to Panic, by Kevin Wilson
Two teens who discover the excitement and risks of creativity in a boring rural town. Great novel.
Read MoreThe Maid, by Nita Prose
A brilliant cozy mystery, with a neurodivergent protagonist. Did the maid do it?
Read MoreAnna: The Biography, by Amy Odell
Anna Wintour’s biography by Amy Odell is an interesting personal portrait of a powerful, self-made woman, as well as an insider’s view of the fashion industry. Highly recommended.
Read MoreBest Books of 2022
My fourth annual roundup of what is worth your time and attention, fellow readers!
Read MoreThe Marriage Portrait, by Maggie O'Farrell
One of the best novels of 2022, you will enjoy this dive into the intrigues and dangers of sixteenth century Italian court life for women.
Read MoreLucy by the Sea, by Elizabeth Strout
Strout’s third Lucy Barton novel, this one covering the pandemic year.
Read MoreCarrie Soto is Back, by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Taylor Jenkins Reid is back! And Carrie Soto is her focus, the world of nineties tennis, and women creating success on their own terms. Highly recommend!
Read MorePutin's Russia: The Rise of a Dictator, by Darryl Cunningham
An important graphic biography of the rise of Vladimir Putin, from young KGB operative to dictatorial leader of Russia, documenting his brutal tactics and risks to free nations if left unchecked.
Read MoreMarple: Twelve New Mysteries. Various authors.
Miss Jane Marple, legendary detective of Agatha Christie, is featured in twelve new mysteries by some of our best female mystery writers.
Read MoreCrown & Sceptre, by Tracy Borman
From ancient Anglo-Saxon kings to the House of Windsor, this book follows the evolution of British royalty in an entertaining, engaging narrative.
Read MoreA Carnival of Snackery: Diaries (2003-2020), by David Sedaris
Feast on these humorous bites (bits) from David Sedaris, circa 2003-2020.
Read MoreTomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, by Gabrielle Zevin
Great novel about video gaming, creativity, relationships, and life. Highly recommended, especially for book clubs.
Read MorePortrait of a Thief, by Grace D. Li
Enjoy this slick, fast-paced, globe-trotting suspense novel before the Netflix movie comes out.
Read MoreHelltown: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer on Cape Cod, by Casey Sherman
Read of the grisly murders of Tony Costa, written about by Norman Mailer and Kurt Vonnegut, at a time before we knew about serial murderers, and had fewer tools to solve such crime.
Read MoreElection and Tracy Flick Can't Win, by Tom Perrotta
Great vehicle for the return of unforgettable Tracey Flick. Read these together.
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