El Little Principe

The philosophy of The Little Prince -- and the joys of Spanglish. Ilan Stavans brings you the best of both worlds.
Sarah
The philosophy of The Little Prince -- and the joys of Spanglish. Ilan Stavans brings you the best of both worlds.
Sarah
You can see her work at the ICA now, or you can take it home with you to admire. (Or both. Nothing wrong with both.) Captivating, thought-provoking photographs
Sarah
If you like your time travel novels with a smidge of Einstein, a smattering of social realism, and more than a pinch of spot-on London dialect, follow Esso and Rhia as they figure out themselves and the mysteries of spacetime.
Sarah
Downton Abbey meets The Danish Girl (with a side of All Creatures Great and Small). British trans history takes a turn when aristocrats fighting over a baronetcy go to court.
Sarah
I just want to give Gwendolyn a hug -- or share a weighted blanket with her. Carter captures so much about being neuroatypical -- the longing for an official term to define yourself, the constant trying to get things right, and how important it is to have people who get you even when they don't understand everything going on in your head.
Sarah
High school journalism, misogyny, double standards, bubble tea, family drama, and what it means to belong -- this book's got you covered.
Sarah
A gorgeously detailed and fast-paced historical mystery-plus-romance brings 18th-century Scotland to life, with a narrative twist that sent me back to the first page to solve the puzzle a second time.
Sarah
Rae is used to fending for herself, so when her mother dies, she keeps it a secret. The bond Rae forms with her equally quirky neighbor Lettie gives them both a way to deal with being an orphan and and old woman.
Sarah
Little Women, but make it Southern. The March sisters are no longer enslaved, but that doesn't mean everything is easy on Roanoke Island. Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy find out where they belong in a changing world.
Sarah
A thoroughly fun romcom/wedding story/family drama with enough substance to sink your teeth into and enough froth to make a great summer read.
Sarah