Bethanne Patrick

“@patricknathan Always and forever: HAROLD AND THE PURPLE CRAYON. Because I wanted to keep turning pages in that book. It made me hope I could one day get people to do that same. And yes, it took from age four to age ::mumblemumble::”

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“5. HOW TO BE AN ARTIST by Jerry Saltz might be the most important book to read right now if you're a creative of any sort. Saltz, senior art critic at New York magazine and Pulitzer winner in criticism, shows why art truly is 99% perspiration and just 1% inspiration.”

“@TomBeerBooks @melissafebos Such a great book and I think it will last, too”

“@hsully54 @MegHowrey Both of those books are amazing. And I know how tough it is to stick to reading resolutions!”

“My 10 Favorite Nonfiction Books 2021, in no particular order: CRYING IN HMART ALL THE FREQUENT TROUBLES OF OUR DAYS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ON ANIMALS EMPIRE OF PAIN SEEK YOU THE 1619 PROJECT A GHOST IN THE THROAT PUNCH ME UP TO THE GODS SOMEBODY'S DAUGHTER”

“1. I can't say enough good things about THE NIGHT WATCHMAN by Louise Erdrich. I think her personal connection (the protagonist is based on her grandfather) has made this one of her finest novels.”

“@SusanMacNeal @OfficialALT LOVE THAT BOOK, even the parts that are repeated from A.L.T. So unflinching.”

“A tough book to follow. Another one that satisfies me in a similar way is THE BOOK OF LONGINGS by Sue Monk Kidd.”

“"Can you keep a secret" "Father, Son, and House of Gucci. . . " This trailer is something else! I highly recommend you read Sara Gay Forden's book, HOUSE OF GUCCI, in its 10/26 movie tiein edition, first! From @customhousebks”