Early Bird Books Reading Recommendations

The Requiem for a Dream author dared to defy convention by speaking out about violence, poverty, and addiction.

These tearjerkers will leave you in pieces.

Frances and Bernard begs the question: What if these close writers had been more?

Celebrate the unsung heroine of books: friendship.

Winning prom queen is the least of these teens’ worries.

Before the If Beale Street Could Talk author became a symbol of today's Black Lives Matter movement, he was a high-priority target of FBI surveillance during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.

Be on the lookout for these promising new and upcoming titles.

Go beyond Brewster Place.

Nancy may have upgraded to a cellphone and a skateboard, but she’s still the plucky heroine of your childhood.

Dive into some Midge-approved reading about funny ladies, stand-up comedy, historical New York, and the general absurdity of everyday life.

New books by authors who thrill and chill.

Age is just a number.

Your guide on what and who to read this year.

When you're in need of an undercover spy, who you gonna call? The owner of a vacuum cleaner store, of course.

We're giving away ten copies of The Glovemaker, by Ann Weisgarber. 

2018 may be over and done with, but you can't get last year's reads out of your head.

Fantastic new reads by first-time fiction authors. 

The acclaimed novelist has passed away, leaving behind a rich body of work on Israeli identity and politics.

The Only Woman in the Room paints a fictionalized portrait of the Hollywood actress who was so much more than a pretty face.

Charming—and often funny—these stories are sure to delight.