Book Reviews

Co-Managing Mosaic Editor Jeni Nance reviews Emily Henry’s book “People We Meet On Vacation,” along with the newly released movie adaptation that came out on Netflix Jan. 9th.

After reading “Regretting You” by Colleen Hoover and watching the new movie adaptation, Co-Managing Mosaic Editor Jeni Nance shares her thoughts on the story.

The Review compiles their favorite texts that remind them of the importance of environmentalism.

“Find Me” is notable for trying to retain the thematic heart and setpieces of the first novel; however, the rich sense of humanity that permeated the original is largely lost in the sequel.

Below is a carefully curated list of books that kept Mosaic inspired and afloat during a dreary Winter Session struck by cold-to-the-bone weather.

By the end of “Fraternity,” it appears that Robbins wants us to make the decision for ourselves.

In today's troubled media world, Seymour Hersh's memoir contains lessons and insights of value to anyone, Caleb Owens writes.

I have a hard time resisting any story that makes me go “That is so f---ed up” while continuing to consume it without hesitation.

“Lab Girl” is a tender memoir. But it’s going to take more to allay the slant that academia is just for boys.