Children's publishers choose their favorite reads of the year. more...
- Dangerous Love by Ben Okri
- The Girl Who Took What She Wanted: A Stewart Hoag Mystery by David Handler
- Jasmine and Jake Rock the Boat by Sonya Lalli
- Queenie: Godmother of Harlem by Elizabeth Colomba, Elizabeth Colomba
- Collected Poems by Ellen Bryant Voigt
- Spillane: King of Pulp Fiction by Max Allan Collins, James L Traylor
- Motherland: A Jamaican Cookbook by Melissa Thompson, Patricia Niven, Aaron Dabee
- Love Is Loud: How Diane Nash Led the Civil Rights Movement by Sandra Neil Wallace, Bryan Collier
In 'Trouble' (Bitter Lemon, Feb.), Ivar’s third outing for Hella Mauzer, set in the early 1950s, the Finnish PI seeks the truth about some deaths in her family’s past. more...
While still in the early stages a newly proposed bill in Texas is alarming freedom to read advocates more...
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues to disrupt the Ukrainian publishing industry through such things as the destruction of warehouses, the disruption of logistics, and the displacement of employees. Still, the sector of nearly 250 houses continues to operate. more...
A graphic memoir of life on the Canadian oil fields, a sharp reappraisal of the life of J. Edgar Hoover, and the singular and spellbinding latest from Namwali Serpell are among this year's top titles. more
Our editors highlight 788 titles and pick their top 10 books in each of 14 categories. more...
Richard Duggin’s 'Boys in Exile' ponders children’s inhumanity toward children. more...
The #6 book in the country is the trivia title 'Interesting Facts for Curious Minds.' Plus Cormac McCarthy completes the Passenger duology with 'Stella Maris,' and retired Navy SEAL David Goggins explains why he's 'Never Finished.' more...
