Rachel Bush

Josie Silver

Rachel enjoyed One Day in December based on Laura's recommendation last year.

Colson Whitehead

Rachel just read The Nickel Boys. It was so good but so sad.

Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie

Rachel recently received Layla's Happiness as a gift and just loves it. The book is beautiful, fun, and feel-good.

Maria Popova, Ping Zhu

Rachel recently received The Snail with the Right Heart as a gift, and described it as tragic yet beautiful.

Ta-Nehisi Coates

Rachel has read Between the World and Me.

Dave Eggers

Rachel has read Zeitoun.

Jesmyn Ward

Rachel has read Men We Reaped.

Michelle Alexander, Karen Chilton

Rachel has read The New Jim Crow.

Michelle Alexander, Karen Chilton

Rachel recommends The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander for its insightful analysis of racial inequality in the criminal justice system.

Michelle Alexander, Karen Chilton

Rachel highly recommends The New Jim Crow as an important read on mass incarceration.

Mikki Kendall

Rachel has anyone read Hood Feminism? It seems interesting.

Gail Honeyman

Rachel just got Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine!

村上春樹

Rachel did not like Norwegian Wood, found it hard to enjoy.

Rebecca Solnit

Rachel is curious if anyone has ever read A Paradise Built in Hell.

Rebecca Solnit

Rachel explores Rebecca Solnit's view on disasters, highlighting altruism, resourcefulness, and generosity amidst grief and disruption, envisioning a society that is collaborative and local.

Gail Honeyman

Rachel is considering Oliphant as a recommendation for a similar read.

Rebecca Solnit

Rachel had to take a break from A Paradise Built in Hell.

Mikki Kendall

Rachel is organizing a book club on Hood Feminism. Join us on June 22 for an inclusive discussion.

William Shakespeare

Rachel just finished reading a book.

Chandrakant Baxi

Rachel mentions Aakash in relation to finishing a book.

Peter J. Carroll

Rachel discusses the impact of communities formed during disasters without mentioning any specific books.

Peter J. Carroll

Rachel is halfway through.

J. K. Rowling

Rachel loved the magic and adventure in Harry Potter, it kept her engaged from start to finish.

Suzanne Collins

Rachel thought The Hunger Games was okay, but not as captivating as Harry Potter.