Stacey Halls
#StrongWomenRead: Women in Historical Reads
History is not always kind to women, but these five fictitious works give famous and even some forgotten figures their due, while giving readers a glimpse into the intimate circumstances under which these women thrived—sometimes, when it was difficult just to survive. From the notorious to the overlooked, all of these figures represent triumph in… Read More »
Tags: American Princess, Lost Roses, Martha Hall Kelly, pam jenoff, Stacey Halls, Stephanie Marie Thornton, The Age of Light, The Familiars, The Lost Girls of Paris, Whitney Scharer
Based on a True Story: 7 Reads for Fiction and Nonfiction Lovers Alike
Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction and often, as in these seven books, it is also compelling, unpredictable and has the ability to churn our insides out and bring the outside world, in. If you’re a reader who moves easily between genres (or if one of your 2019 reading resolutions is to try something… Read More »
Tags: A Good Wife, Dear George Dear Mary, Heart Berries, Mary Calvi, Meredith May, pam jenoff, Samra Zafar, Stacey Halls, Terese Marie Mailhot, The Age of Light, The Familiars, The Honey Bus, The Lost Girls of Paris, Whitney Scharer
#StrongWomenRead: 10 Anticipated Books by Women Authors
2019 will be a great year for readers that want amazing books by a selection of women authors. From powerhouse favorites to much-hyped debuts, here are some of the books we’ll be adding to the top of our to-be-read piles for the coming months. An Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen, expected publication… Read More »
Tags: Balli Kaur Jaswal, Daisy Jones & The Six, Mallory O'Meara, Margaret Atwood, Meredith May, Mesha Maren, pam jenoff, Robyn Carr, Stacey Halls, Sugar Run, Taylor Jenkins Reid, The Best of Us, The Familiars, The Honey Bus, The Lady from the Black Lagoon, The Lost Girls of Paris, The Testaments, The Unlikely Adventures of the Shergill Sisters, The View from Alameda Island