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Maclean’s book reviews and bestsellers
This week: Superman, evil men, the Iron Lady and the new domesticity
Our latest book reviews:
- Superman: The Unauthorized Biography?, by Glen Weldon, reviewed by Jaime J. Weinman
- To Eat: A Country Life, by Joe Eck and Wayne Winterrowd, reviewed by Erinn Beth Langille
- Maggie and Me, by Damian Barr, reviewed by Dafna Izenberg
- Down the Up Escalator, by Barbara Garson, reviewed by Jane Christmas
- Homeward Bound: Why Women Are Embracing The New Domesticity?,by Emily Matchar, reviewed by Erinn Beth Langille
- Evil Men, by James Dawes, reviewed by Brian Bethune
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