What We're Reading: Holiday Edition
Looking for a great book to read over your holiday vacation? The Celadon team share what they’ll be reading to give you inspiration.
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
By Gabrielle Zevin
"The Celadon team has been raving about this book, and I can’t wait to dive into it... after I get my copy back from my daughter. I will also be reading Lessons in Chemistry, which has been spotted on many 'best of 2022' lists!" —Rachel Chou, SVP, Associate Publisher
The Vibrant Years
By Sonali Dev
"I’ve been saving the Mindy Kaling–endorsed The Vibrant Years by Sonali Dev to enjoy during quiet hours after the holidays. I happily read every single book in Dev’s Rajes series, each based on a different Jane Austen novel (Incense and Sensibility was my favorite). So I’m excited to see what Dev comes up with for this stand-alone novel featuring three generations of independent women and their journey of self-discovery." —Jennifer Jackson, Executive Director, Marketing
Now Is Not the Time to Panic
By Kevin Wilson
"I’m planning to read Now Is Not the Time to Panic by Kevin Wilson (assuming I can get it from the library in time; there’s a long waiting list). Wilson’s last novel, Nothing to See Here, was one of my favorite reads of 2020, so I’ve been excited about this one for a while. If it’s anywhere near as witty and zany, it should make for a fast, fun holiday read!" —Liza Buell, Associate Publicist
The Winners
By Frederik Backman
"I’m going to read The Winners by Frederik Backman, the third book in the Beartown trilogy. I was so taken by Beartown and always find Frederik Backman to be an incredibly insightful, perceptive writer. And the cold, icy, hockey-filled setting just feels right for the holiday season!" —Randi Kramer, Associate Editor
Bitch: On the Female Species
By Lucy Cooke
"I’m looking forward to reading Bitch: On the Female Species. I loved Lucy Cooke’s The Truth About Animals, and I can’t wait to learn more bizarre animal facts and hopefully gain a little insight about the human species as well." —Jaime Noven, Senior Marketing Manager
Everything I Know About Love
By Dolly Alderton
"This holiday break, I plan to read Dolly Alderton’s Everything I Know About Love. Friends and family members have recommended it, and I am super excited to start this memoir of short stories detailing all the bad roommates, heartbreaks, and forever friendships that come with your 20s." —Julia Sikora, Publicity Assistant
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