Giving A Book To My Mother

I would like to give "Daughters of Another Path" to my mother when I go home for Christmas. I want to do it in a way that will not seem like I am going "You MUST read this, this is what I want to do deal with it." If I give her "Daughters" and tell her to "read it" she most likely will not and will feel forced. I never want either of my parents to feel forced to understand what I want. If they never take any time to understand, that is fine. They need to do it by their own free will or learning will turn into resentment. However, I think this is the best book I could give her about understanding Islam both the religion and its place in American society.

Here is my idea: I am going to give her "Daughters" with a group of other books. I bring home books for her all the time so it won't seem so odd if its stuck in the stack. I figured I'd give her "When Bad Things Happen to Good People" and "Mere Christianity" but I'd love to add like a fun, girly book in there. Sadly, she already has my collection of "Shopaholic" books. I'm definitely willing to buy a book and pretend I read it just so I can throw it in there. I don't own a lot of fluff, I'd have to dig pretty deep into my book collection to find some more fluff.

I figure this way I can just leave it for her. If she reads it, fine. If not, oh well.

Any advice?