While not a call for young women to remain single, this readable title uses statistics and personal stories to provide historical context for the phenomenon of women marrying later in life and the political and social implications. Young adults know that they won’t marry as early in life as their grandparents did, and journalist Rebecca Traister’s All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation explains why. Today’s column promises something for everything: memoir, nonfiction, graphic novels, historical fiction, contemporary fiction, and even sci-fi. No romantic love triangles or paranormal interspecies trysts included-instead I’ve pulled together eight titles about love gone wrong or love missing from where it should have been.
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