When we are not Scroll, Interviewed celebritiesOr Think about pantsYour favorite Giku Editors like to read – a lot. But what are the best books to read this month? We are very happy that you asked. Earlier this year, I made a resolve to read two books in a month with my two close friends. We started a monthly book club to keep us on track, and now, I am bringing it to work.
Whether your New year resolution There was also more books to read, you are looking to curb blue-light-inspired migraine, or you need a new title to perform on your nightstand, we have covered you. Here is a period of novels (remember those people?), Memoirs, Sociological texts, and photo books that are your friendly neighborhoods Giku Enjoyed the staff in May.
Finding Me: A memoir, by Viola Davis
Three years ago, A Breakfast club interview Clip of Viola davis Promote Find me Took me out of a major recession. In this, she recalls a quote that she re -prepared on her social media: “You have not met all the people who are going to love you in your life yet.” She says, “When you meet all these people who are going to love you, they do not want to meet a tamasic person.” We often get trapped in Nihilistic thought patterns that we forget that life is not something that is just to be with us, but an experience that we can actively shape. This book has done more than five years of therapy for me. I recommend listening to the audibook, because EGOT-Vigner himself tells it. -Nene Halle, Editorial Operations Manager
Long Island Compromise, by Tafi Broadser-Cuner
Although the basis of this book is a pure drama, the broader-calener’s snacky voice and gossip tone manages to keep it juicy and surprisingly funny from top to bottom. I should tell that I have a special affinity for books about the characters, or actively experienced, mental breakdown experience – and it’s okay what you are getting here. If reading about spoiled rich children turned into toxic adults, then you like adults entangled in the play of toxic family as you did it for me, then you should hold a copy. -Camil Ramos, Coordination Maker
Money, power, respect: How women are shaping the future of feminism in sports
Women’s sports are increasing in development, impact and coverage – but they have been fighting a better battle for a longer time compared to the recent rise in the last few years. This book helps portray a large picture of fighting for equity in women’s games, which is just beyond athletics and in general equity for women in general. -Bruna Marx, Visual Editor
I envy your disco by Eric Shonol
Sweat-level, in the sun, often careless, sexually—-up self-charged young, the novel of the coming era is a summer predominant for a reason. Eric Shonol’s Vinsom Debut I jealous on your discoHowever, there is a reminder that is a lifetime project – and sometimes it can be in the late 30s, against gray, cold climms Berlin At the bend of the millennium. In transition, this city is a perfect background about this conceptual, a New York Arts Advisor, which runs into Berlin to avoid concerns of middle age and long -term relationships. Cafe is full of techno, aspressos, hot serpentine boys, well timed musical cues (from Ace of Base to Edith Piyaf), and topical tab of Extsy, this is a comfortable, elegant manner written reminder that is life after Twink Death. -Remond Aung, Associate Director of Editorial Operations
Note: On making apocalypse by Allenore Copla now
I had read it some time ago, but edited it and removed it again from the shelf. Francis Ford Copola Interview A few weeks ago. Ellenor, who died in 2024, was Kopola’s wife, creative partner and 62 -year -old secret lion, but also a writer/director in himself. You can know his documentary heart of DarknessAn essential picture of your husband struggling in the Philippines during the shooting and all the ways of jungle madness Apocalypse NowWhich he assures that she is going to be a bad career film; NoteDuring the diary of Ellenor during Innovation The era, no action-pack and glamorous, is also more intimate and thorny, which is in the depiction of relationships with Allenore’s Angest-Ried and sometimes Facial Francis Ford. Some parts of it feel like a high-’70 S lost in TranslationBefore Ellenor takes Sophia in a train for Kyoto. -Ax Pappadamas, Director of Culture
Harvard Black Rock One by George WS Tro,
This book-length essay, originally published the new Yorker In 1984, Avant-Garde magazine is an almost an artificial piece of artificial sleeping-so clearly presented as the Elude summary. On the surface, it is a story about the management of the management of a laboratory-one to Harvard for the study of silviculture. , Teddy Roosevelt letters, market-value method of accounting, and Soviet physicist Piyotra Kapitsa in 1966 in 1966, the Royal Society knows what to do with 3,800 acres of Hudson Valley Forest? Something about our world prevents us from knowing this, independently and just. -Metu Brown, Senior Research Manager
The Wondering Mind: What Medical Monks tells us about distribution, by Jamie Crener
When Jamie Krener The Wandering Mind: What medieval monks tell us about distraction Came out a few years ago, many reviews said that our tendency to lose attention was not only a modern problem by new technologies, but a situation that had afflicted humans later (or at least in this case, because the monks started keeping their mental infiltration records). Reading about how the monks battled with a “parallel commitment”, had a juggling of concentration on a high strength with more worldly obligations, especially hypnotized. “A good renunciation story was aspiring but impossible. The world could not be left behind, not completely,” she sees. A possible solution? “To deal with distraction,” Crener writes, “It was important to identify something worthy of total concentration.” After all, whether it is pure or secular, many of us want to cross the petty obstacles that prevent us from reaching God (whatever can happen). -Julia Pagnamant, Research Manager
Black Ivy: A rebellion by Jason Jools and Graham Marsh
A lot of progress in the fashion of African American men has been aspiring in nature. This was as true during the mid-century of America as in our recent hip-hop style palette. Black ivyDeep caption and adequate photos, in the page after the vivid page, the civil rights era -style icons – from artists to academics to activists – who take inspiration from the crisp of Brox Brothers who are still prepaid. In the process of black adaptation and recreation, a high-grade wasp-signal such as button-down, sack suits, and penny loafers were replaced through remix and mashup from cold to cold. And at an individual level, thanks to this required volume, as a literal child of the 60s, whose classic fashion sense is often considered wrong for white prepy rather than being seen as drawing from my true black motivations, I was finally seen. -GayLord Field, Copy Manager
