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Schools like Columbia, Duke, UC Berkeley, and more have shared their 2021 summer reading recommendations online. Here are some of their best books.

Reclaim your time and your power with something unabashedly bougie.

Courtesy The title of our new BAZAAR.com shopping column nods to the storied editor-in-chief Diana Vreeland and her wildly popular series that simply asked, "Why don't you?" DV queried such over-the-top activities as washing your children's hair in champagne (like they do in France) and decorating every room in your home in a different shade of green—no matter how long it takes. Though the times may have changed, the notion that every life calls for a little unabashed luxury (whatever that means to you) most certainly has not. In that spirit, I have my eye on Hermès's new leather iPhone ...

The Art of Apology Unless you’re living in a cave or happen to be an exceedingly rare person who never offends anyone, learning and practicing the art of apology will prove worthwhile. The odds that we will offend some of the important people in our lives at some point hover around 100%. Maybe not as certain as death and taxes, but close. Unless you are free of opinions, quirks or foibles, you are going to tick off somebody you care about sooner or later . . . probably sooner. When we apologize, we seek to heal these interpersonal wounds, whether we inflicted them intentionally or by mis...

New insights into John Stott’s life This excellent collection of short portraits of John Stott, expanded and updated from the 2012 original, coincides with the 100th anniversary of his birth. James Robson, Ministry Director for Keswick Ministries JOHN STOTT: By Christopher J.H. Wright, Lindsay Brown, et al (