‘Little Fires Everywhere’ author Celeste Ng brings her new bestseller to the L.A. Times Book Club
Thank you to all the book clubbers who reached out to share the books they liked best in 2022. Here are some of your picks:Phyllis Sharum. “, so to speak. The creation of a Japanese internment camp, water rights in the Owens Valley , fierce women and of course, a love story is threaded throughout the novel. There is also a back story, in that the author suffered a serious stroke while writing the book. Her daughter and colleagues from USC helped bring the story over the finish line.”.
“The 1619 Project” by Nikole-Hannah Jones and “The Daughter of Doctor Moreau” by Silvia Moreno-Garcia.Christopher Moffattsays she enjoyed the “mix of a turning point in Chinese history blended with the exodus of the gods and the students’ long journey to save the books.”“It’s a page-turning, behind-the-scenes look at the making of ‘Mad Max: Fury Road,’” says entertainment audience engagement editor, the actors, designers, critics, fans and everyone else who created and was affected by the film.
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