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Here’s why you should read ‘Yesteryear’ now

It was at the top of The New York Times bestseller list this month. Before it even came out, Anne Hathaway decided she’d adapt it into a movie.

(Allison Filice | The New York Times) The book “Yesteryear” has a fantastic, pithy pitch: A tradwife influencer named Natalie wakes up in the world she was cosplaying online, in the year 1855. It’s a thriller and a scathing critique of how women perform for the internet. It’s also a book all about religion, belief — and delusion.

(Allison Filice | The New York Times) The book “Yesteryear” has a fantastic, pithy pitch: A tradwife influencer named Natalie wakes up in the world she was cosplaying online, in the year 1855. It’s a thriller and a scathing critique of how women perform for the internet. It’s also a book all about religion, belief — and delusion.