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From Nora Ephron to Tina Fey, these funny women have mastered the art of spilling their guts and making readers laugh.

Non-competitive soccer leagues, trigger warnings and sanitized social interactions may be crippling our kids' ability to handle real-life problems. In a new book, Amanda Lang argues that we need to start pushing children outside their comfort zones.

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.