Books

This season’s best reads include a memoir that recounts one woman’s hard-won recovery, a buzzy Oprah pick and a twisty tradwife tale that enthralls from start to finish.

In Liberty Street, a 1960s-era journalist goes undercover at a notorious Toronto women’s prison—in the hopes of landing a massive scoop for the magazine.

It was bold, reckless even, but I felt a spark of something I hadn’t felt in a long time—belief in my own audacity and potential.

Unlike love, which deepens and stabilizes over time, limerence thrives on uncertainty and emotional starvation. Relationship expert Amy Chan explains the difference.

The device is such a hit that it sold out everywhere last year. Is it worth it?