Hillary Clinton's Book Recommendations

"This novel opened my eyes, not only to the distinct and special traditions of the Chinese-American culture but also to the ways in which immigrant women of different generations adapted and adjusted to life in this country."

"Had a profound effect on me, and that I believe will be equally meaningful to others."

"A beautifully written life story of one of the greatest woman adventurers of all time."

"I can’t stop thinking about Citizens of London."

"One of Hillary Clinton's 3 answers to "Is there one book you wish all students would read?"

"In life and in diplomacy, empathy and soft power matter. [This book] is an indispensable guide to both."

"Hillary Clinton mentioned reading this book in a NY Times interview."

"I can’t stop thinking about The Hare with Amber Eyes."

"I can’t stop thinking about A Suitable Boy."

"[One of] my favorite short stories [collections]."

"Hillary Clinton mentioned reading this book in a NY Times interview."

"[On my shelves,] you might be surprised to see memoirs by Republicans such as Faith of My Fathers."

"[This book] made a lasting impression on me when I read it as a young woman."

"[This series] always makes me laugh."

"[On my shelves,] you might be surprised to see memoirs by Republicans such as Decision Points."

"I can’t stop thinking about The Signature of All Things."

"One of Hillary Clinton's 3 answers to "Is there one book you wish all students would read?"

"One of the most powerful books I've read about the evil consequences of patriarchal oppression, be it personal, cultural or political."

"Was and remains the biggest influence on my thinking."

"[This]account of the financial crisis, is clear in its analysis and recommendations."

"About [the author's] childhood in Liberia."

"Hillary Clinton mentioned reading this book in a NY Times interview."

"One of Hillary Clinton's 3 answers to "Is there one book you wish all students would read?"

"Hillary Clinton mentioned reading this book in a NY Times interview."

"[One of] my favorite short stories [collections]."

"Shows how most everybody has some conservative and liberal impulses."

"Hillary Clinton mentioned reading this book as a child."

"I started reading to Chelsea with The Runaway Bunny and all the favorites which led her to make her own reading choices."

"I started reading to Chelsea with Curious George and all the favorites which led her to make her own reading choices."

"[The author] saw a deeply disturbing but deeply entrenched practice and refused to accept that it couldn’t be stopped."

"Rings the alarm bell for what all of us must do to protect ourselves, our children, and our democracies."

"I started reading to Chelsea with Goodnight Moon and all the favorites which led her to make her own reading choices."

"In her personal story of crisis and transformation, @slaughterAM shows us how renewal can be a process of looking backward and forward at the same time—facing our past with honesty and looking to the future with confidence and purpose. Pick up this book."

"As we close out Women's History Month, I’d like to recommend a book I loved so much I blurbed it. Dorothy Wickenden’s The Agitators tells the story of three women who fought for abolition & women’s rights, and I hope it'll inspire you as much as it did me."

"With his trademark wit and intelligence, my friend @PaulBegala has run down the hundreds of reasons we should tell Donald Trump #yourefired. Feel free to tag @realdonaldtrump today and let him know your top reason, after ordering Paul’s new book."

"For anyone who's unclear or, say, has an elected official who's unclear: @thatbensheehan's new book, “OMG WTF Does the Constitution Actually Say?” explains our founding document in modern-day terms."

"An inspiring tale of women who survived every kind of hardship, deprivation and political upheaval with their humanity intact."