Gabrielle Zevin's Reading List

"a terrifically smart graphic novel called "Acting Class," by Nick Drnaso"

"I read "Song of Solomon" and "Invisible Man" in succession when I was a high school junior. Both of those novels opened me up to the possibilities of what a novel might do."

"I read "Song of Solomon" and "Invisible Man" in succession when I was a high school junior. Both of those novels opened me up to the possibilities of what a novel might do."

""The Appeal," by Janice Hallett is great fun if you're into community theater and sociopaths. I flew through it."

"I flew through "Good Material," by Dolly Alderton."

""Grief is for People" is about grief, but Sloane Crosley can't help being very funny."

"I wept for Maeve and Danny and everyone else in "The Dutch House." It's a brilliant novel in every way."