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Jane Leeves Shares Her Top 6 Must-Read Books
22 Oct
Summary
- Actress Jane Leeves enjoys mysteries and humor, especially when combined.
- Her book recommendations span classics, contemporary fiction, and humor.
- Leeves loves reading during cold, rainy weather with tea and a fire.
Actress Jane Leeves has unveiled her preferred reading list, showcasing a penchant for mysteries and humor. She finds particular delight in books that skillfully blend these genres. Leeves describes her ideal reading environment as a cold, rainy day, enhanced by a cozy chair, a roaring fire, and a warm cup of tea.
Her curated selections include Nick Hornby's "About A Boy," praising its dark '90s humor, and Richard Osman's "The Thursday Murder Club" series for its relatable characters. Leeves also recommends Zoe Heller's "What Was She Thinking" for its compelling, albeit abhorrent, narrative and Adam Kay's "This Is Going To Hurt," a diary of a British doctor that is both funny and sad.
Further recommendations from Leeves feature Jane Austen's "Emma," noting its enduring relevance despite being written over two centuries ago, and James Hynes' "Publish And Perish," a collection of dark, satirical academic stories. Leeves' choices highlight a deep appreciation for well-crafted narratives and engaging storytelling across various literary styles.
