9. House of Sand and Fog By Andre Dubus III; 365 pages Because as much as it hurt, we couldn't look away. Combining unadorned realism with profound empathy, House of Sand and Fog is a devastating exploration of the American Dream gone awry.
10. Eat, Pray, Love By Elizabeth Gilbert; 352 pages Because we'll probably never embark on a trip like this -- in fact, we're sitting in a cubicle. But we adored going along for the ride. Culinary delights, rigorous spiritual searching and exhilarating romance (in that order) were all in store, and we devoured every detail. Afterward, we couldn't stop talking about Gilbert's adventures in self-discovery -- and our own.
11. The Secret Life of Bees By Sue Monk Kidd; 336 pages Because three awesome beekeepers taught us about the value of mothering ourselves. With its “hive” of great characters and its uplifting message of self-empowerment, Bees was the novel for mothers and daughters of all ages to share. |
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