7. Wild By Cheryl Strayed; 315 pages(315頁(yè))
《涉足荒野》，謝莉爾·斯瑞德著(315頁(yè))

Because Strayed showed us how to leave our tough, destructive pasts 1,100 miles behind us.
推薦理由：斯瑞德向我們展示如何將那些苦澀又刺痛人心的過(guò)去遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)甩在身后。

Cheryl Strayed, 26, admitted herself as a total mess. She righted herself by setting out to hike up the Pacific Crest Trail. How she did it, and what she learned about life, love, and survival of the emotional and physical sort, is the subject of her moving memoir, Wild.
26歲的謝莉爾·斯瑞德承認(rèn)自己一團(tuán)糟。她為了讓生活恢復(fù)正常，便前往太平洋山脊國(guó)家步道遠(yuǎn)足。她實(shí)現(xiàn)這一想法的方式，對(duì)生活、愛(ài)情以及維續(xù)精神和身體存在的感悟，構(gòu)成了《涉足荒野》這本回憶錄的主題，感人肺腑。

8. White Teeth By Zadie Smith; 464 pages
《白牙》，查蒂·史密斯著(464頁(yè))

Because wildly smart novels never go out of style.
推薦理由：行文極為精明的小說(shuō)永不過(guò)時(shí)。

In her daring debut novel, Zadie Smith takes us straight to 1970s multicultural London. Smith's wit and audacity is simply irresistible -- as she had written entirely in the language of charisma.
查蒂·史密斯的這本處女作大膽地將20世紀(jì)70年代的多族裔倫敦直接展現(xiàn)在我們面前。整本書(shū)中的語(yǔ)言極具魅力，彰顯出作者的聰慧果敢。

（來(lái)源：滬江英語(yǔ) 編輯：丁一）