Julianna Margulies Gives a Tour of Her Bookshelves & Favorite Reads | Shelf Portrait | Marie Claire
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- For actress Julianna Marguiles, reading isn't just a hobby. It's a way of life. The author of the new memoir, Sunshine Girl, gives us a look inside her vast and personal library, from her beloved Ann Patchett novels to classics like Emily Dickinson and Dante's Inferno. She also discusses the authors- and shows off the autographed books - who inspired her own prose.
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I feel like this is one of the few celebrities in shelf portrait who genuinely seems like an every day reader (and has been one for a long time) to me
That's when you know she is a true reader... books all over the house!
Agree. And they are such beautiful bookshelves too
One of the best Shelf Portraits, so far!
I love the fact that she’s so well read and not just into what I call “candy floss” books, by which I mean books with pretty covers with no real substance. I also love how she has books dotted all around the house. 🙌 The best shelf portrait I’ve seen on here thus far.
omg best shelf potrait! more like her please. Such a well read woman
Yess..shelf portrait is back again finally..
Now those are some proper bookshelves! And all over the house :D
That was truly gorgeous! The house, the books and of course, the lady!
We did get addicted to this during covid. Trying to see in the background what's on people's bookshelves. She is beautiful, smart, a great actress, and now I know she's well-read too!
She’s so nice and has sooo many places with books at home! A real inspiration
Love this. Loved her in ER growing up and loved watching this as a bibliophile. ❤📚
One of best shelf portraits. Love that she takes you around her house to find favourite books. Sign she really loves reading. I've added some of her suggestions to my growing tbr.
Love shelf portraits! This was one of the best!
Smiled my way through this. Could the woman be any more fabulous? A reader even! Heavenly, and some of the recommendations I'll definitely seek out.
What a wonderful collection of books.😊💕📚
Totally agree about ON WRITING ✍. The process and background - very interesting 👍
Yesss. Shelf portrait is back - and with true readers! Added to my TBR. Great episode 👏
I love everything she mentioned. She has great taste
Love Julianna even more now i saw her bookshelves! ❤📚
I increased my vocabulary just by listening to her in this video XD
Wow! What a well read woman! 👍
I love how the books are all over her house. Also they are from years of reading.
would like to see more people not reading just self-help. fiction teaches you these things as well, you just won't be spoon fed!!
Loved her in Ghost Ship
Omg oliver sacks! I'm reading Awakenings by him rn, amazing work
I love her so much ❤❤
Thanks loved it , show us more please :)
Awesome! Love her!!
Love her :)
She's amazing
Now I wanna see Angelina Jolie books shelves too lol
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No Dostoevsky, no Tolstoi, no Chekhov, no Gesse, Stendal, Balsak, Hemingway, Folkner..
Nothing from the true classics. How?
Dante was there.
Because people like different things...?
Dante, Shakespeare, and Emily Dickinson. And she tried to present a couple of books from different categories/genres, if you noticed, without being concentrated on classics entirely.
Balzac / Faulkner / Dostoïevski / Stendhal ...
you're well read only when you read a myriad of books from various genres. she talked about classics, memoirs, popular literature, essays, so on and so forth. you don't ONLY have to concentrate on classical literature :)