Books
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Life-Changing Books Everyone Should Read At Least Once
These game-changing, best-selling books will shift your perspective, just like they did for millions of others.
By Hana Hong
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Books by Black Women that Should Really Be on Your Bookshelf
“Beauty was not simply something to behold; it was something one could do.”
By Alexis Jones
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Looking for a Heartfelt Coming-of-Age Story? Read 'What the Fireflies Knew'
"I think this novel will stay with me for a while. It has found a place in my soul that I didn't realize there was room for."
By Marie Claire
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'The Paris Apartment' Is Our March Book Club Pick
Get a sneak preview of Foley's latest novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
By Marie Claire
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Payal Kadakia Is Sharing Her Secret Sauce
In her new book, LifePass, the ClassPass founder gives you the tools to write your own success story.
By Neha Prakash
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I Narrowly Avoided Becoming Another Black Maternity Statistic
In an excerpt from her new memoir, 'Black American Refugee,' Tiffanie Drayton writes about how systemic racism bled into her own pregnancy.
By Tiffanie Drayton
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Michael Schur Gives Us a Peek at His Library
The 'The Good Place' creator shares which book inspired one of his most iconic TV characters.
By Neha Prakash
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Feeling Nostalgic About Life and Friendship? Read 'Fiona and Jane'
Our January book club pick had women thinking about their besties.
By Marie Claire
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'What the Fireflies Knew' Is Our February Book Club Pick
Get a sneak preview of Harris's debut novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
By Marie Claire
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New Author Rachel Lindsay Shares Her Favorite Reads
From 'Caste' to 'The Hunting Wives,' the former Bachelorette has an extensive personal library.
By Marie Claire
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Diary of a Non-Monogamist
Rachel Krantz, author of the new book 'Open,' shares the ups and downs of her journey into the world of open relationships.
By Abigail Pesta
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Get Ready for Some Incredible Books in 2022
Expect highly-anticipated titles from Emma Straub, Akwaeke Emezi, Rebecca Serle, and more!
By Rachel Epstein
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Stress-Relieving Gifts That Will Put Anyone at Ease
The pandemic burnout is real.
By Rachel Epstein
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Looking for a Feel-Good Romance? Read 'The Fastest Way to Fall'
"The slow burn pining, tension, and steam had me blushing."
By Marie Claire
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Read 'Fiona and Jane' With Us in January
Get a sneak preview of Jean Chen Ho's debut novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
By Marie Claire
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In Conversation: Stacey Abrams and Zaila Avant-garde
The two incredible women have a lot more in common than you think!
By Rachel Epstein
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'All Her Little Secrets' Is an Impressive Debut
"The only thing better than reading a new author is being blown away by their first book."
By Marie Claire
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Read 'The Fastest Way to Fall' With Us in December
Read an excerpt from Denise Williams's novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
By Marie Claire
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Hannah Brown Shares Her Favorite Self-Love Books
The 'Bachelorette' alum gave us a tour of her book collection in MC's 'Shelf Portrait' series.
By Marie Claire
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The 2021 Book Releases You Don't Want to Miss
New titles from Jennifer Weiner, Akwaeke Emezi, Sally Rooney, and more.
By Rachel Epstein
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The 15 Best Audiobooks of 2021 (So Far)
Sit back, relax, and let someone else read you the biggest books of the year.
By Andrea Park
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26 Coffee Table Books to Liven Up Your Living Room
You know, since that's where we spend most of our time these days.
By Rachel Epstein
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The Power Issue
Our November issue is all about power—having it, embracing it, and dressing for it.
By Marie Claire Editors
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Hollywood Loves Books
Many new streaming options mean big payoffs for authors when their work is optioned.
By Kate Dwyer
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Julia Quinn's Bookshelves Are (Naturally) Filled With 'Bridgerton' Memorabilia
The historical romance novelist gives us a peek of her home library in MC's 'Shelf Portrait' series.
By Marie Claire
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Education for Women and Girls Is Crucial for Climate Justice
In an excerpt from her new book, 'A Bigger Picture,' Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate discusses the impact educated African women and girls can have on solving the climate crisis.
By Vanessa Nakate
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'The Night She Disappeared' Is a Spooky Fall Read
"I enjoyed The Night She Disappeared and recommend it, especially to Jewell fans and those who enjoy a slow-burn mystery that does not skimp on details."
By Marie Claire