Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books
Arts:Books
"The truth is that the details of your story are your superpower." Zibby meets fellow anthology editor Jennifer Rudolph Walsh to talk about the connections we make through the most painful parts of our narratives, and what it means to go from a human doing to a human being.
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Madeleine Henry, BREATHE IN, CASH OUT
Elissa Altman, MOTHERLAND: A MEMOIR OF LOVE, LOATHING, AND LONGING
Fiona Davis, THE CHELSEA GIRLS
Candace Bushnell, IS THERE STILL SEX IN THE CITY?
Abigail Maslin, LOVE YOU HARD
Liz Astrof, DON'T WAIT UP: CONFESSIONS OF A STAY-AT-WORK MOM
Joanne Ramos, THE FARM
Richard Kirshenbaum, ROUGE
Mary Laura Philpott, I MISS YOU WHEN I BLINK
William Dameron, THE LIE
Lori Gottlieb, MAYBE YOU SHOULD TALK TO SOMEONE
Christina Geist, SORRY, GROWN-UPS, YOU CAN'T GO TO SCHOOL
Laurie Gelman, YOU'VE BEEN VOLUNTEERED: A CLASS MOM NOVEL
Marcy Dermansky, VERY NICE
Christopher Cerf, A SKUNK IN MY BUNK!
Lauren Mechling, HOW COULD SHE
Dr. Michael Reichert, HOW TO RAISE A BOY
Lisa Taddeo, THREE WOMEN
Eva Hagberg Fisher, HOW TO BE LOVED
Catherine Price, HOW TO BREAK UP WITH YOUR PHONE
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