Enjoy your Easter Break with these new titles from our Popular Reading collection located on the first floor of Mullen Library in the Reference Reading Room. There you will find an assortment of best sellers and other popular titles.
Some of our newest titles are listed below. Hold your cursor over the Title to see a short description of the book, or click to view the catalog record. The status of the book is shown beside the call number.
| Title | Author | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Data for the People | Andreas S. Weigend | |
| Get Your Sh*t Together: How to Freak Out Less, Accomplish More, and Generally Win at Life | Sarah Knight | |
| Meaning of Michelle, The: 16 Writers on the Iconic First Lady and How Her Journey Inspires Our Own | Veronica Chambers et al. | |
| Rise: How a House Built a Family | Cara Brookins | |
| Why Time Flies: A Mostly Scientific Investigation | Alan Burdick | |
| Always | Sarah Jio | |
| Lincoln in the Bardo | George Saunders | |
| Never Caught: Ona Judge, the Washingtons, and the Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave | Erica Armstrong Dunbar | |
| The Orphan’s Tale | Pam Jenoff | |
| Strangers in a Strange Land: Living the Catholic Faith in a Post-Christian World | Charles J. Chaput | |
| The Upstarts: How Uber, Airbnb, and the Killer Companies of the New Silicon Valley Are Changing the World | Brad Stone | |
| My (Not So) Perfect Life | Sophie Kinsella | |
| Humans, Bow Down | James Patterson | |
| Hit Makers: Why Things Become Popular | Derek Thompson |
Looking for more options? You can always see a full list of our Popular Reading books in the catalog, by searching under keyword, “CUA Popular Reading.”
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This book (The Orphan’s Tale) started a little slow, but ended up being a very interesting and good book. It has some surprising twists, the Author did a great job depicting the story of circus life during the German War.