Lesley-Ann Brandt Shares Her Favorite Poetry Books and More in 'Shelf Portrait'

Lesley-Ann Brandt's beautiful home library is brimming with poetry books, art books, and history books alike, as seen in Marie Claire’s latest episode of Shelf Portrait (opens in new tab), in which celebrities, influencers, and famous bookworms show off their personal libraries.

In the video, the Lucifer actress makes it clear she's a fan of poetry, especially Amanda Gorman's The Hill We Climb (opens in new tab) and Cleo Wade's Where to Begin (opens in new tab). Brandt also loves literature that pays homage to her South African roots from Richard Rive's 'Buckingham Palace,' District Six (opens in new tab) to Mami Wata and Selema Masekela's Afrosurf (opens in new tab). And she also takes a moment in the tour to rave over reads like Toni Morrison's The Measure of Our Lives (opens in new tab) (Brandt read it when she moved to Los Angeles) and Brit Bennett's The Vanishing Half (opens in new tab).

Watch Brandt's full Shelf Portrait video, above, and then order some of her favorite books for yourself, below. And catch the sixth and final season of Lucifer (opens in new tab), which premieres on Netflix on Friday.