BUZZWORTHY
“Twenty-five years later, my parents would tell me that being married to each other was the closest they ever got
April is National Poetry Month, which means it’s the perfect time to pay tribute to some of our favorite collections.
While you’re resigned to stay indoors through the sporadic April showers, let an excellent thriller keep you company. Jon Land
This week’s BookTrib giveaway features three books from different genres. Lindsay Blake and Layne James’ upmarket fiction Remember Us, Jonathan
THRILLERS
If you’ve read one Hank Phillippi Ryan book, you know to clear your schedule for the day because you won’t
“The Silent Patient may be a first novel, but it has the pace and finesse of a master,” says the BBC.
Weapons of Peace, the first novel by mastermind negotiator Peter D. Johnston, starts with a bang—literally. The protagonist, Everett Nash,
“Like any performing artist, Santa…was a master of the illusion of spontaneity, of seeming to react to the events of
FICTION
When we choose the next book to read, it’s because we want an experience—to feel something when we are done.
When Brit Lunden created The Bulwark Anthology, she envisioned a series of bite-sized novelettes, each written by a different author,
People argue over who said “Be kind, for everyone is fighting a hard battle,” whether it was Plato or Philo
Jennifer Acker’s debut The Limits of the World is a ruminative and insightful look at the way in which choices play out
ROMANCE
Start your summer off right with this first book in a new sexy romantic thriller series by former U.S. Air
This week’s AuthorBuzz giveaway features a cozy beach read – or perhaps a hammock read, or maybe even a pool
Gour Ghost Passage is a story of boy meets girl, boy is swallowed by sinkhole, girl tries to rescue boy
BookTrib partners with Penguin Random House to bring you more exciting content in the book world. Read It Forward editors
POP CULTURE
Best. Movie. Year. Ever. (Simon & Schuster) is one of those debut books by a career journalist that just makes sense,
The sun is shining and it’s just begging to be soaked up on a warm patch of meadow. But don’t
In 1937, Surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, in collaboration with his friend and admirer, comedian Harpo Marx, came up with an
It’s not often Nobel Prize-winning literature gets the cinematic treatment, but Netflix has acquired the rights to adapt One Hundred
NONFICTION
There are lives. Then there are extraordinary lives. A Dream for Peace (Dr. Ghoulem Berrah Foundation) is the personal memoir
During the early 1980s, when Tom Weidlinger, author of The Restless Hungarian: Modernism, Madness, and the American Dream (SparkPress), set
The man knows how to touch a nerve. Relishes it, in fact, despite his protestations that he “was never good
I was a college junior sitting in my off-campus apartment in Syracuse, NY, staring at philosophy and economics books, robust
SAVE THE WORLD
Ever feel so burnt out you resemble a slice of overdone toast? If you’re a giver by need or nature,
Let’s let Dr. Kimberly Townsend depress us for a moment – because she promises to make it better. In Lifecircle
The world can often be harsh, and lucky for us, authors Dale Atkins Ph.D. and Amanda Salzhauer, MSW are giving
Kyle Bryant may not be a household name—yet—but he’s become the face and voice of defeating Friedreich’s ataxia, one mile
GIRLY BOOK CLUB
Members of the Girly Book Club are voting on the following four titles to determine the book selection for its
With The View From Alameda Island (MIRA), bestselling author Robyn Carr presents another highly engaging story, this one of a
Palm Beach, FL, is that tiny town nestled by the ocean north of Miami, seasonal home to the rich and
When we last left Jack Shelley, the infamous assassin known as “The Poet,” he decided to give up his violent
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Deborah Freedman is back with another whimsical children’s book in Carl and the Meaning of Life (Viking Books for Young
As a parent and educator, you are always finding fun and unique ways to read to your kids aloud or
Children have a natural sense of creativity and exploration. But as they age, their own ingenuity is often repressed or
Nothing is quite like the relationship between a dog and its owner. Bringing a dog into the home is the
AUDIOBOOKS
Every month, AudioFile Magazine reviewers and editors give “Earphones Awards” to the best new audiobooks — the listens that combine blow-you-away narrations
Did you know that April is National Poetry Month? That makes this month the perfect time to push your audiobook
A paranormal story, a romantic suspense, and a space opera (you’re welcome!). In the three new edgy romances below, our
2019 marks the centennial of Congress approving the 19th Amendment, which gave many women the right to vote—a change that