Episode · The Book Review · 2024-07-18
Books mentioned on Inside The New York Times Book Review: ‘The Folded Clock’
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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The folded clock
The Folded Clock: A Diary is a deeply personal and reflective book by Heidi Julavits that explores the complexities of contemporary womanhood, aging, and daily life through the framework of diary entries.
Recommended“the book again as we all now know is called the folded clock um by Heidi jivitz”
Where to get it
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A Dangerous Place
A Dangerous Place by Jacqueline Winspear is a historical mystery novel featuring investigator Maisy Dobbs as she navigates danger in a new setting.
Discussed“it's called a dangerous place new at number four”
Where to get it
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NYPD Red 3
James Patterson and Marshall Karp's fast-paced thriller delivers high-stakes suspense and relentless action within a popular urban crime fiction series.
Discussed“it has the imaginative title NYPD Red three”
Where to get it
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Where you go is not who you'll be
Frank Bruni's insightful book addresses the intense pressures and systemic flaws surrounding the American college admissions process and societal expectations of success.
Discussed“U new number 12 the New York Times has own Frank bruny um has a book about college admissions called where you go is not who you'll be”
Where to get it
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Frank
Barney Frank's candid memoir details his eventful life, career, and influential decades serving as a Massachusetts representative in United States politics.
Discussed“and then another Frank uh new at number 11 Barney Frank the former Massachusetts representative has a memoir called Frank reviewed in our Pages actually by Frank bruny”
Where to get it
