Liane Moriarty

5 Signs It Might Be Time to Ditch Your Best Friend…
True friends make the world a little brighter—they’re always ready with a shoulder to cry on or a funny story to brighten your day, and you can always count on them for insightful advice or a helping hand when you need it. But when a friendship starts to go off the rails, it’s important to… Read More »
Tags: Archie Comics, Best Friends Forever, Big Little Lies, jane austen, Liane Moriarty, Megan Hunt, Neil Olson, Sense and Sensibility, The Black Painting

Who Runs the World? 7 Books Featuring Strong Women
Smart, resourceful, resilient, proactive—these are characteristics that the protagonists of these seven books all have in common. From the secretive domestic lives of three best friends to a young woman who was literally dropped into a life she never chose, here are women who face extraordinary circumstances and respond in extraordinary ways. There’s not always… Read More »
Tags: Benjamin Ludwig, Big Little Lies, Britt Bennett, Christopher Meades, Ginny Moon, Goodbye Vitamin, Hanna Who Fell From the Sky, Liane Moriarty, M.R. Carey, pam jenoff, Rachel Khong, The Girl with All the Gifts, The Mothers, The Orphan's Tale

Bookstrology: Gemini
Gemini (May 22–June 21) Gemini are charming, independent, clever, energetic and talkative. Represented by the twins symbol, Gemini is an air sign. Book of the Month: Why Not Me? by Mindy Kaling This book of essays by Mindy Kaling easily exemplifies Gemini’s humor, wit and charming energy. The star and writer of The Mindy… Read More »
Tags: Amanda Pressner, Angela Liddon, Big Little Lies, Creative Confidence: Unleashing the Creative Potential Within Us All, Everybody’s Son, Holly Corbett, How to Be a Bawse, In This Moment, jane austen, Jennifer Baggett, karma brown, Kate T. Parker, Liane Moriarty, Lilly Singh, Meik Wiking, Mindy Kaling, Oh She Glows Every Day, Persuasion, Rebecca Skloot, Strong Is the New Pretty: A Celebration of Girls Being Themselves, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, The Little Book of Hygge: The Danish Way to Live Well, The Lost Girls, Thrity Umrigar, Why Not Me
5 Fictional Dysfunctional Families We Can’t Get Enough Of
What is it about the dysfunctional, fictional family that keeps us turning pages? There is something oddly fascinating about peeking in through the windows at a family that just can’t seem to get it together. We are mesmerized by their issues and their family drama. These kinds of novels often produce a feeling similar to rubbernecking—they… Read More »
Tags: Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney, Dysfunctional Families, family, Herman Koch, Karin Slaughter, Liane Moriarty, Paula Treick DeBoard, Pretty Girls, Staff Picks, The Dinner, The Drowning Girls, The Nest, Truly Madly Guilty