8 Books to Read This March
Still fully freezing outside (even though it's MARCH and UGH)? Switch things up during your cuddly Saturday spent under the covers and reach for a book instead of the remote.
This month's offerings include contemporary family dramas, a historical imagining of one of America's most prominent first daughters, and an anthology that will help you brush up on your women's history. Click through for more must-read books available this month.
The Women's Suffrage Movement (March 5)
Just in time for Women’s History Month, brush up on the history of women’s suffrage with this comprehensive anthology — complete with a foreword from our generation’s most prominent feminist, Gloria Steinem.
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The Altruists (March 5)
This globe-spanning story follows the unconventional reunion of a family struggling to work through generations of resentment.
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Oksana, Behave! (March 19)
Maria Kuznetsova's coming-of-age tome follows rebellious Ukranian immigrant Oksana as she romanticizes the country of her youth.
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Tomorrow There Will Be Sun (March 12)
What began as a dream vacation soon devolves into an anxiety-ridden nightmare in Dana Reinhardt's debut adult novel.
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American Princess: a Novel of First Daughter Alice Roosevelt (March 12)
Stephanie Marie Thornton's fictionalized look at the life of Teddy Roosevelt's socialite daughter, Alice, is as juicy and enlightening as a page in Meghan Markle's diary.
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Yes She Can (March 5)
An empowering look back at the Obama administation through the words and experiences of 20 young female White House staffers.
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Baby of the Family (March 5)
Maura Roosevelt's multi-perspective debut novel examines the interwoven lives of the children of an American empire after the family patriarch passes away.
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If, Then (March 12)
Kate Hope Day's Oregon-set novel follows four neighbors plagued by disturbing visions.