books

Mark International Women's Day by reading any one of the razor-sharp essays in the books on this list.

The next few months are flush with personal essays from funny women, binge-able thrillers and juicy family sagas. Get ready to curl up with a book and glass of rosé — spring reading season is on the way.

Black kids should be able to find characters to identify with in the reading list of their school curriculum.

The U.K. columnist talks about making womanhood fun, aging ungracefully and learning from Anne of Green Gables.

A new book collects letters between Toronto teens and their pen pals in a Kenyan refugee camp. Its impressive author, Clare Morneau, is only 17.