It’s easy to practice good social distance when you’re curled up at home with a great book! Here are some of my favorite picks of all time.
Taffy Brodesser-Akner (fiction, Random House) Toby Fleishman and his wife have separated, and they’re going through the motions of pickups and drop-offs, trying to keep their kids’ busy Manhattan schedules intact.
But when Fleishman’s wife is suddenly MIA and not answering calls, his life starts to implode around him. Mind-blowingly good in its depiction of a marriage, middle age and the life of an NYC family.
It alternates between being sharply funny at times, beautifully insightful at others. John Carreyrou (nonfiction, Vintage) “Bad Blood” is the book equivalent of a high-speed car chase as it
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