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Finding the Light

Curated by Alex Posey

About the Curator
Alex is an editor at Fable. With a background in lit mags and book tech, she spends most of her time reading literary fiction and the rest contemplating existence with her two cats.

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Shorter days and weaker sunlight can put anyone in a mood, whether or not they suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder. So I pulled together a few books known for bringing light into our lives. From warm novels to a rousing recommendation for candles and coffee, these books are a bright spot on dark days.

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Still Life: A GMA Book Club Pick

Still Life: A GMA Book Club Pick

By Sarah Winman
Ron Charles at the Washington Post described this new novel as “a tonic for wanderlust and a cure for loneliness,” which is more or less all I’m ever looking for. A beautifully written celebration of art, love, and friendship, the book begins in 1944 in Tuscany and chronicles the decades-long friendship between a young English soldier and a gay, middle-aged art historian. A book that makes you appreciate beauty in all its forms, from the most ordinary of moments to the sublime.

Alex Posey

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