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21.01.2025
Marcella Black’s charming narration expertly captures Lightning in Her Hands’ fiery romance; cheeky, adult humor; and deep, emotional drama.
In Han Kang’s We Do Not Part, narrator Kyungha travel's to her remote house on snowbound Jeju Island to save the life of her bird.
19.01.2025
The Queen’s Spade broadens Sarah Forbes Bonetta's story into a powerful tale that fans of historical fiction and mystery are sure to enjoy.
16.01.2025
Sci-fi superstar Nnedi Okorafor takes a bold metafictional step in her masterful latest, Death of the Author.
Melissa Larsen’s debut thriller is a chilly masterpiece, plus new cases for Elvis Cole and Professor Galileo in this month’s Whodunit.
15.01.2025
These fresh takes on the dark corners of suspense are like a breath of cold, fresh air.
Perfect for those who are grown up and those who are still growing up, Dreamover is a nostalgic and thought-provoking experience.
Readers who enjoy twisted thrillers in bright tropical settings will revel in Honeysuckle and Bone’s exploration of contrast.
Reading at times like a legal thriller, Michelle Adams’ The Containment challenges Detroit’s separate and unequal school system.
Astrid Dahl’s murder mystery, set on a Housewives-style reality show, effectively straddles the line between dark humor and genuine suspense.
A remarkable exploration of storytelling and fame, Nnedi Okorafor’s Death of the Author surprises all the way to its brilliant ending.
Dream a Dress, Dream a Poem offers a world of inspiration for young creators of many kinds.
No Purchase Necessary is an entertaining, thought-provoking read rife with suspenseful twists and turns and well-drawn characters.
14.01.2025
Going Home marks the debut of a gifted writer whose readers will find themselves feeling better, somehow, about the world.
09.01.2025
Mary Balogh’s latest is utterly enchanting, plus new releases from Jenny Holiday and Zuri Day in this month’s romance column.
08.01.2025
The Sinners All Bow examines the birth of the true crime genre and the murder that inspired The Scarlet Letter.
Cordell skillfully captures children’s enthusiasm for their interests through elegant illustrations and plain language in To See an Owl.
This Is the Year is unflinching in its portrayals of natural, social and economic disasters, while also careful to demonstrate how healing is possible.
Paraic O’Donnell inserts touches of humor and insight without lessening the tension in his breathtaking gothic historical mystery.
The Forgotten Sense is a passionate, enthusiastic guide to learning how the understudied, underappreciated sense of smell shapes us.
Monsters both corporeal and of the mind stalk the protagonists of these romantic suspense novels.
Who owns the wind? A fifth-generation rancher and billionaire go to court over the matter in Amy Gamerman’s captivating The Crazies.
The author of the Broken Blades fantasy series shares her favorite literary libraries and gets real about bookshelf organization—or a lack thereof.
Lauren J.A. Bear’s Mother of Rome reorients the empire’s founding myth around the rebellious, passionate princess Rhea Silvia.
07.01.2025
Adam Haslett’s emotionally complex third novel, Mothers and Sons, examines the way past pain hovers over our closest relationships.
Adam Haslett’s third novel, Mothers and Sons, is a graceful, affecting story about the self-inflicted pain of long-buried memories.
Deborah Derrickson Kossmann reckons with family trauma and her mother’s hoarding disorder in her piercing, empathetic debut memoir.
Rebecca Kauffman thoughtfully portrays family relationships in all their tension, secrets, intimacy and wonder in I’ll Come to You.
Ellen Hendriksen’s How to Be Enough shows how to quit being your own toughest critic, and is a great addition to the self-help bookshelf.
In addition to whiplash-inducing twists, Kate Fagan’s The Three Lives of Cate Kay also packs an emotional punch.
Flipping through any given section of the exceptional photography tome Magnum America is like watching history pass before your eyes.
Ellen Hendriksen offers ways to tune out your inner critic and tune in to your true self in her insightful self-help book, How to Be Enough.
04.01.2025
Stephen Ellcock returns with his signature visual alchemy in a compendium of images related to the elements of the natural world.
01.01.2025
You’d be hard-pressed to come up with a more complete history of everyday fashion than Josh Sims’ Icons of Style.
We Are Lion Dancers is a winning tale that warmly depicts the excitement of discovery and the value of important traditions.
31.12.2024
Round up your reading group and ring in 2025 with these fabulous short story collections by Jill McCorkle, GennaRose Nethercott and others.
25.12.2024
The Resurrectionist is a heartfelt yet gruesome historical thriller following two body snatchers as they fall in love.
Matheson’s Soups, Salads, Sandwiches highlights the chef’s (and The Bear actor’s) unfussy nature and enthusiasm for no-frills tasty food.
24.12.2024
Listeners of Tove Jansson's Notes from an Island will be immersed in this meditative exploration of time spent in nature.
18.12.2024
Natalia Shaloshvili’s visual humor dovetails nicely with her comforting message to any reader who’s ever been a bit cranky (aka all of us).