Geena Davis's Reading List

""Horse," by Geraldine Brooks, weaves the art world, the horse racing world and what it means to be human into a thrilling tapestry."

"As someone who's focused on creating equitable representation onscreen for women and girls, this book had a strong impact on me."

"One recent favorite was "Educated," by Tara Westover. The story — and Tara's resilience — broke my heart."

"I particularly loved "The Cricket in Times Square," by George Selden. The idea of a cricket giving concerts in New York City enchanted me."

"My favorite book of all time is "L'Assommoir," by Émile Zola, and I adore Gervaise Macquart. Zola is such a stunning writer. I can't tell you how many times I've read and reread his work."

"Charles Laughton is my absolute favorite actor. He was one of the true greats, and being able to gain insight into his life through this book meant a lot to me."

"Muriel, who first appeared in the beautiful book by Anne Tyler, is complicated and unique and felt so three-dimensional on the page."