Ruth Ozeki’s A
Tale for the Time Being makes you question your experiences as a reader, as
a person on this earth, and as a being in time and space.

I don’t read much of what could be
categorized as dick-lit, and the men in The Dead Do Not Improve are not overly sensitive,
politically correct, or even tactful.

Growing up as a Chinese American and a voracious reader,
Grace Lin’s favorite children’s books never contained any characters that
looked like her.

Falling Together
begins with a mystery but it’s less of a detective story and more of a
spiritual journey about excavating grief, recovering lost friendships, and
ultimately finding happiness.