Book Recommendations

The author explored both light and heavy subject matter—covering everything from contemporary adolescence to dystopian worlds and the Holocaust.

The author of The Quiet American and The End of the Affair was an unforgettable voice of the 20th century.

While en route to Pennsylvania, a penniless teenager meets the man who will change his life forever.

From Katniss to Meg, these heroines have left a mark on the science fiction genre.

Look beyond A Wrinkle in Time, and discover the true breadth of the Newbery winner's talent.

These female sleuths would earn Phryne's seal of approval.

The author of "Daughters of the Inquisition" tells us why she's so interested in women's history and how, by learning from the mistakes of the past, we can change the future.

Overlooked? Yes. Forgotten? Not on our watch!

The prolific British author deserves a place on your bookshelf.

Sleep is for amateur bibliophiles.

The boxer won the Light Heavyweight gold medal at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome when he was just 18 years old.

"The Big Sleep" and "Farewell, My Lovely" author left some big shoes to fill—but these modern thriller writers are equal to the task.

Enter to win three cookbooks jam-packed with mouth-watering, irresistible recipes.

Historical fiction, a thrilling mystery, and more! 

Join the #readingblackout movement and discover must-reads by WOC.

The author of The Color Purple reads three of her poems and answers reader questions about her work, life, and views on society.

Sometimes the most terrifying moments can ignite a burning passion.

Rhiannon Navin’s powerful debut novel, “Only Child,” tells the story of a fictional school shooting, and the lasting impact it has on 6-year-old Zach.

On the centennial of her birth, we’re looking back at the writer's exceptional life and work.

The titular story in Julia Slavin's collection, "The Woman Who Cut Off Her Leg at the Maidstone Club," is a wacky satire of elitism.