Some offer a respite from reality, transporting readers to such varied locales as ancient Rome, Gilded Age America and Angkor in Cambodia. Photo illustration by Valerie Ruland-SchwartzĪfter 2020 brought the most devastating global pandemic in a century and a national reckoning with systemic racism, 2021 ushered in a number of welcome developments, including Covid vaccines, the return of beloved social traditions like the Olympics and public performances, and incremental but measurable progress in the fight against racial injustice.ĭuring this year of change, these ten titles collectively serve a dual purpose. This year's list includes Four Lost Cities, About Time and The Man Who Hated Women.
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