Marie Claire Australia - 01.05.2018

OF THE

BEST

4

PEACH

by Emma Glass

(Bloomsbury, $24.99)

This book is unlike

anything you’ve read

before. Emma Glass

captures the pain,

confusion and struggle

of trauma in this

eloquently-written debut.

BEFORE I LET

YOU GO

by Kelly Rimmer

(Hachette, $29.99)

Could you choose between

your sister and her baby?

Bestselling Australian author,

Kelly Rimmer, serves up

a heart-pounding dilemma

for fans of Jodi Picoult.

SOMEBODY

I USED TO

KNOW

by Wendy Mitchell

(Bloomsbury, $24.99)

At 58, Wendy Mitchell was

diagnosed with early-onset

Alzheimer’s. This memoir

captures her positivity and

staunch independence.

THOSE OTHER

WOMEN

by Nicola Moriarty

(Harper Collins, $29.99)

When Poppy finds out her

husband has been having an

affair with her best friend,

her world implodes. A page-

turner from Nicola Moriarty

(yes, Liane’s sister).

Trauma, Alzheimer’s and
a cheating husband; it’s
all about the big issues
this month. Out now

BOOK CLUB

THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL, 2014

Wes Anderson made pink the colour of the

moment way before millennial pink was a thing.

This scene with Tony Revolori and Saoirse Ronan

is every hipster’s dream Instagram aesthetic.

THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS, 2001

The dead-straight bob, kohl eyeliner and blank

stare made Gwyneth Paltrow’s look in The

Royal Tenenbaums instantly iconic.

Not to mention the hair clip...

Watching a Wes

Anderson film is a lot

like stepping into

a choose-your-own-

adventure colouring

book. His latest release,

an animation called Isle

of Dogs about talking

dogs living on Trash

Island, is no exception.

Here’s a look back

at Anderson’s

most aesthetically

pleasing films...

THE DARJEELING LIMITED, 2007

The Darjeeling Limited follows three estranged

brothers on a soul-searching, mishap-ridden

train trip through India – a story perfectly

captured in this scene with Jason Schwartzman,

Owen Wilson and Adrien Brody.

HOTEL CHEVALIER, 2007

This 13-minute short film is basically an ode to the

colour yellow. Natalie Portman wearing a yellow

bathrobe in a yellow bed with a yellow blanket

in a yellow room with a Bloody Mary on the

bedside table is pure gold. (Yellow gold.)

THE WEIRD

WORLD

OF WES

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