15 Must-Read Books for September 2012
Dig in to new novels from Zadie Smith and Michael Chabon, plus a short story collection by Junot Díaz.
O, The Oprah Magazine | August 23, 2012
Michael Chabon
480 pages
An exhilarating, bighearted novel.
Junot Díaz
224 pages
Great stories about bad behavior.
Zadie Smith
416 pages
A bold look at the downside of upward mobility.
Amanda Coplin
448 pages
A historical novel set in the Pacific Northwest.
Georgina Harding
320 pages
An artist consoles without a word.
Jeanne Marie Laskas
336 pages
Intimate profiles of the unsung people who make this country run.
Tatjana Soli
416 pages
A sprawling novel about one woman's commitment to preserving the family ranch.
Sabina Berman
256 pages
A troubled girl finds peace—and purpose—underwater.
William Souder
512 pages
A biography of the activist whose 1962 exposé changed the course of environmental history.
Gail Tsukiyama
304 pages
The gripping tale of a father torn from his family.
Emma Straub
320 pages
Paying the high price for fame.
Michael Brick
288 pages
An inspiring portrait of a Texas principal's fight to reform her school.
Elizabeth Flock
304 pages
This novel examines the fraught relationships between mothers and daughters.
Gretchen Rubin
288 pages
A guide to handling your neighbors, your spouse, and your stuff to help you feel more serene in your surroundings.
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