The Book of Emma Reyes - translation and introduction by Daniel Alarcon
This memoir – a collection of letters written over a period of thirty years - vividly chronicles the life of Colombian artist Emma Reyes (1919-2003).
Book Sketches
Teeth: the story of beauty, inequality, and the struggle for oral health in America by Mary Otto
In this book, author Mary Otto reveals what could be described as an “oral health crisis” in our county, a crisis with far-reaching and often surprising health ramifications and serious social 
consequences. Millions of Americans lack dental care, resulting in chronic pain, periodontal disease, infection, and possible tooth loss.
Mandala for the Inspired Artist by Marisa Edghill
If you enjoy creating detailed abstract images such as Zentangle drawings, you may also enjoy designing mandalas. These symmetrical circular designs, visually representing integration and
wholeness, can be found in many traditional cultures – Hindu, Buddhist, and Native American/Aboriginal – and can also be seen in Christian rose windows or labyrinths such as the famous one in Chartres Cathedral.
Wonder Women: 25 innovators, inventors, and trailblazers who changed history by Sam Maggs; illustrated by Sophia Foster-Dimino
Watching Gal Gadot’s performance in the recent Wonder Woman film, you may have recalled a childhood attraction to talented, strong, and empowered female heroes. Maggs’ book offers brief
biographies of little-known real life “wonder women,” who made stunning contributions in the fields of science and medicine, invention, exploration –and even espionage!
The Identicals by Elin Hilderbrand
Hilderbrand's latest summer offering, The Identicals, is once again set in Nantucket (as well as Martha's Vineyard) and centers around identical twin sisters, Harper and Tabitha Frost. With their 
parents's divorce, the 17-year-old girls are being torn apart and forced to pick a parent to live with and do so by the game, rock, paper, scissors.
The Marriage Lie by Kimberly Belle
Iris and Will are a seemingly very happily married couple who are trying to start a family. After Will leaves on a business trip, Iris, a school counselor, learns that a plane has crashed and she is 
asked to speak with the students about this tragedy. It isn't long before she is notified that Will was on the plane leaving Iris gobsmacked as she was told by Will that he was heading to a different destination.
I Liked My Life by Abby Fabiaschi
Maddy is the perfect mother and perfect wife living the perfect life. Fabiaschi's I Liked My Life is the story of Maddy, mother to 17-year-old Eve and husband to Brady, who is seemingly living the 
good life in a posh Boston neighborhood until she commits suicide. Now Brady and Eve are left to pick up the pieces and make sense of this tragedy. What would make a woman, who on the surface has everything, do something like that?
Camino Island by John Grisham
Atlas of Improbable Places: a journey to the world's most unusual corners by Travis Elborough and Alan Horsfield
If you are drawn to unusual travel destinations – very, very far off the beaten track -- you will find many intriguing side trips in this collection.
A Woman's Guide to the Wild: your complete outdoor handbook by Ruby McConnell
Aware that there are “a lot of things that conspire to keep women, in particular, from the outdoors,” McConnell has written an approachable and sometimes amusing guide addressing practical 
questions that an aspiring outdoorswoman might hesitate to ask.
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