books recommended by Emily Ratajkowski

Emily O'Hara Ratajkowski is an American model and actress. She was born in London, England, to American parents, Kathleen (Balgley), a professor, and John David Ratajkowski, a painter. She is of British Isles, German, Polish, and Jewish ancestry. Emily was raised in Encinitas, California, near San Diego.

books recommended by Emily Ratajkowski

Normal People

Normal People

Sally Rooney

Conversations with Friends

Conversations with Friends

Sally Rooney

Trick Mirror

Trick Mirror

Jia Tolentino

Three Women

Three Women

Lisa Taddeo

Too Much & Not In The Mood

Too Much & Not In The Mood

Durga Chew-Bose

All About Love

All About Love

Bell Hooks

Super Sad True Love Story

Super Sad True Love Story

Gary Shteyngart

A Manual for Cleaning Women

A Manual for Cleaning Women

Lucia Berlin

Know My Name

Know My Name

Chanel Miller

After Visiting with Friends

After Visiting with Friends

Michael Haney

Assata

Assata

Assata Shakur

This is How You Lose Her

This is How You Lose Her

Junot Díaz

This Life

This Life

Martin Hägglund

Blow-Up

Blow-Up

Julio Cortázar

How to Write an Autobiographical Novel

How to Write an Autobiographical Novel

Alexander Chee

Notes From No Man's Land

Notes From No Man's Land

Eula Biss

Self-Help

Self-Help

Lorrie Moore

Sleepless Nights

Sleepless Nights

Elizabeth Hardwick

The Beauty Myth

The Beauty Myth

Naomi Wolf

The Empathy Exams

The Empathy Exams

Leslie Jamison

The Reckonings

The Reckonings

Lacy M. Johnson

Topics of Conversation

Topics of Conversation

Miranda Popkey

White Girls

White Girls

Hilton Als

Whose Story Is This

Whose Story Is This

Rebecca Solnit

You Know You Want This

You Know You Want This

Kristen Roupenian

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