Waiting for Snow in Havana
by Carlos Eire | 
My Father and Myself
by J. R. Ackerley | 
My Lives
by Edmund White |
In Pieces
by Sally Field | 
A House Unlocked
by Penelope Lively | 
Myself When Young
by Daphne Du Maurier | 
Mississippi Sissy
by Kevin Sessums |
Then Again
by Diane Keaton | 
Kitchen Privileges
by Mary Higgins Clark | 
The Death of Santini
by Pat Conroy | 
Joseph Anton
by Salman Rushdie | 
Shattered Love
by Richard Chamberlain | 
My Own Two Feet
by Beverly Cleary | 
In Spite of Myself
by Christopher Plummer | 
Looking Back
by Lois Lowry | 
When Breath Becomes Air
by Paul Kalanithi | 
Tuesdays with Morrie
by Mitch Albom | 
Born a Crime
by Trevor Noah | 
Educated
by Tara Westover | 
Half Broke Horses
by Jeannette Walls |
Cuban writer Reinaldo Arenas describes his poverty-stricken childhood in rural, his adolescence as a rebel fighting for Fidel Castro, and his life in revolutionary Cuba as a homosexual. Very quickly the Castro government suppressed his writing and persecuted him for his homosexuality until he was finally imprisoned.