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03.05.2024
Julie Anne Long outdoes herself once again in My Season of Scandal—plus, two friends-to-lovers romances from Taj McCoy and Jenny Holiday.
Does warmer weather and the approach of summer have you feeling restless? Pick up one of these stories featuring journeys great and small.
02.05.2024
A bucolic island, a dazzling underwater world and an alpine tea shop beckon to readers in search of charming magical retreats.
The Honey Witch will satisfy readers of sapphic romances who love the alternate historical world of “Bridgerton,” or Halloweentown.
01.05.2024
Karen Valby’s spirited The Swans of Harlem brings the remarkable story of trailblazing Black ballerinas to center stage.
In The Demon of Unrest, Erik Laron crafts a tale of hold-your-breath suspense about the crucial three months leading up to the Civil War.
The Way That Leads Among the Lost investigates the heavy yet enlightening history of anexos, clandestine Mexico City drug recovery centers.
30.04.2024
In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’ve gathered four mysteries by AAPI authors that book clubs will love to dig in to.
For parents who love nature-driven, emotional bedtime tales, Shine will provide a beautifully illustrated, bite-sized storytime.
As Ruby jumps around the world, author Ellickson concocts vibrant descriptions of settings and her teenage heroine’s emotions.
Prasad’s entertaining and enlightening history of silk brims with story and scientific detail, revealing a surprising history worth knowing.
Driven by obsession, Prasad records what silk can teach us about medicine, culture and scientific discovery itself.
24.04.2024
Zao Fan collects traditional Chinese breakfast recipes in all their mouthwatering glory, accompanied by gorgeous photos.
Biographer Susan Page paints a colorful portrait of trailblazer Barbara Walters in her compulsively readable The Rulebreaker.
Journalist Tracie McMillan’s latest investigates how five families—including her own—benefit from systemic white privilege.
23.04.2024
In Rachel Khong’s multigenerational saga, Real Americans, science and philosophy sit cheek by jowl with history and elements of magic.
Readers will love discovering a dog and cat’s moments of personality as they enjoy different aspects of their journey home in Two Together.
Song of the Six Realms is a dazzling, dreamlike escape into a world of powerful poetry, godly magic and humble heroism.
Tree. Table. Book. inspires reflection on the vagaries of history and the beauty of friendship through a poignant and timeless tale.
18.04.2024
The latest from author-illustrator Randy Cecil is a fun book to read aloud, with beautiful oil-on-paper illustrations for readers to contemplate as they make their own discoveries right along with our diminutive hero.
17.04.2024
Rachel Lance uncovers the Navy scientists who risked their lives to improve the odds of underwater and amphibious missions in World War II.
In her stirring memoir, Committed, Suzanne Scanlon tracks her entwined reading and mental health histories.
The author discusses how the strange and beautiful world of Sheine Lende, the prequel to Elatsoe, reflect the experiences of her Lipan Apache tribe.
Close to Death offers a supremely engrossing and expertly plotted whodunit that will challenge even the most well-read mystery fans.
16.04.2024
With thoughtful text from Rockliff and bold artwork from Sweet, Signs of Hope is a dynamic and inspiring book for art lovers everywhere.
In Ethel Rohan’s Sing, I, when a masked gunman robs the convenience store where Ester works, she is pushed to reexamine her life.
Wilson-Max and Antrobus unite to show the explosiveness of fights between siblings and the healing power of words.
Joshua’s artistic range is displayed in painterly full-page pieces, expertly drawn black-and-white comics and colorful illustrations.
Sahota wrings maximum emotional impact out of a seemingly ordinary life, with an element of voyeurism that lends thrill to the narrative.
Kiley Reid writes unabashedly about the unique dramas of university life, complemented by Nicole Lewis’ dynamic choices as narrator.
When the oldest Flattery sister, Olwen, goes missing, the other three embark on a quest to find her in Hughes' The Alternatives.
15.04.2024
With its vibrant illustrations, Noodles, Rice, and Everything Spice captures Thai cuisine in such a way that you can almost taste its bold flavors.
10.04.2024
Alice Randall’s brilliant genealogy of Black country music, My Black Country, is both long overdue and, thanks to Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter, right on time.
With its thoughtfully crafted characters, top-notch pacing and ever-present sense of dread, Ghost Station is another sci-fi horror hit from S.A. Barnes.
How to End a Love Story is a mature, compelling and relatable romance that resists simplifying its characters at every turn.
Prescription for Pain investigates how a pediatrician built an opioid empire in rural Ohio, leaving a trail of devastation in his wake.
KT Hoffman’s The Prospects is a perfect baseball romance that overflows with love for the sport and its main characters.
Full of hidden perils and twisting machinations, The Familiar is Leigh Bardugo’s most assured and mature work yet.
Amanda Montell explores our cultural and cognitive biases and their perilous consequences in the funny, compassionate The Age of Magical Thinking.
09.04.2024
Snider offers new models to aspiring creatives daunted by the prospect of writing a traditional poem or drawing a full graphic novel.