3 Books We're "Be Lit" About This August
The Lost Mozart by David K. Israel
We’re always in search of our next great novel, so we were thrilled when we heard composer David K. Israel just released The Lost Mozart. The premise is unique: a college music student discovers a long-lost sketch by the great Mozart (that’s right!). What ensues, however, is a tale we all need: one of taking chances, deep (and unlikely) friendship, and saying yes to wild ideas. A delicious late-summer escape.
Slip by Mallary Tenore Tarpley
Although millions of Americans struggle with eating disorders, there is still a dearth of literature around the issue—which is why journalist and professor Mallary Tenore Tarpley’s Slip is a needed title. Throughout her pages, she weaves together personal narrative with interviews and surveys of hundreds of patients, researchers, and doctors, offering a modern light on a complicated and critical topic. Just out in paperback, Slip is both a hopeful companion and an inclusive look at an issue that impacts so much of humanity.
Gilt Free by Keren Eldad
The people-pleasing. The burnout. The patterns that keep you stuck. How do you transcend them to truly thrive? That’s the question business and leadership coach Keren Eldad (known as “Coach Keren”) profoundly answers in her new book, Gilt Free. Filled with wisdom from her revered coaching career, the book will help you trust your gut, align your work and days with your values, and live with fulfillment, gratitude, and peace. How does that sound?
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