Books That Made a Difference to Katie Holmes
The actress loves classic fiction, comedy, and anything that speaks to her maternal side.
By Abbe Wright
O, The Oprah Magazine | October 18, 2011
Henry James
224 pages
A lover of James's layered prose, Holmes says she was moved by this 1880 tale of a difficult father-daughter relationship.
Lorna Graham
352 pages
This novel had Holmes at the title: "I love Greenwich Village," says the Ohio native.
Helene Hanff
112 pages
"Reading someone else's letters has a voyeuristic quality to it," Holmes says.
Toni Morrison
224 pages
"Morrison has such an ability to write about painful topics in a fresh way," Holmes says.
Tina Fey
288 pages
When I heard Tina was pregnant again [Fey had a second daughter in August], I thought, That's great, but I hope she's writing a second book."
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