In this passage from Barbara Mutch's new novel, The Housemaid's Daughter, which begins in 1920s South Africa, the innocent young Ada struggles to understand where she belongs in Cradock House.
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Within 28 seconds former Ontario attorney general Michael Bryant's life changed from one of privilege and success to that of an accused killer. He recounts the if-onlys of his last normal day
Phil Stutz and Barry Michels have created a set of psychological tools to help anyone jump from self-doubting to self-assured. Here's a sneak peek at their surefire strategy to find confidence
Humorist and quick-witted London Times columnist Caitlin Moran lets loose with a frank assessment of what it means to be female today in her acclaimed book, How to Be a Woman. Here's an excerpt.
Sarah Winman’s captivating and laugh-out-loud funny novel, When God Was a Rabbit, traces the lives of Elly and her protective older brother, Joe, over the course of four decades.
