The Most Addictive Books of the Last 25 Years
Here they are, in no particular order: the books we passed on to our closest friends,
fought over at book club, lugged with us on every move and think about still. You can
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The Corrections
By Jonathan Franzen
576 pages;
Picador
Because the Lamberts helped us live with our very American flaws.
The
Corrections is a
grandly entertaining novel for the new century—a comic, tragic masterpiece about a
family breaking down in an age of easy fixes. Richly realistic, darkly hilarious
and deeply humane, it confirms that Jonathan Franzen is one of our most
brilliant interpreters of American society and
American soul.
Featured
in Oprah's Book Club 2001
— Oprah
Published 04/03/2015
