BUZZWORTHY
Rooted in common sense, Robert Reich explains what he believes is the common good and how it constitutes the very
Until the Day I Die (Lake Union Publishing) is one of those unique books that straddles multiple genres with equal
This week’s BookTrib giveaway features S.J. Hartland’s dark fantasy The 19th Bladesman and Allison Pittman’s beautiful historical fiction The Seamstress. For more on
Shadowed by ruthless criminals and lured in by his impossibly sexy yet newly vulnerable business partner, P.I. Duck Darley struggles
THRILLERS
This story originally appeared on The Real Book Spy. Joe Pickett, America’s favorite game warden, is back in Wolf Pack (G.P.
To any one passing by, it was an innocuous scene: a well-to-do businessman sitting on a park bench in the
The enigmatic title The Sleeping Lady (She Writes Press), conjures a feeling of mystery and excitement, an impression that only
Paranormal fans, I know what you’re thinking: Here we go, another ghost story. Think again. As someone not obsessed with
FICTION
This week’s AuthorBuzz giveaway features an intense novel that questions justice, and a historical fiction highlighting an inspirational coming-of-age tale.
Just the Right Book thought it would be fun to revisit some favorite fiction writers from the past two seasons.
In an unnamed country at an unknown time, two men get to work building a road. Their names are assigned
No one sells over 20 million books without understanding how to hook a reader. Over the past 17 years, and
ROMANCE
This week’s AuthorBuzz giveaway has romance and intrigue. Three fantastic authors and three opportunities to win books await you. Read
BookTrib partners with Penguin Random House to bring you more exciting content in the book world. Read It Forward editors
My debut novel, Polaris Rising (Harper Voyager), is a science fiction romance, but I didn’t start out writing in the
Leah DeCesare’s debut novel Forks, Knives and Spoons (SparkPress) is a fun, fast-paced story that evokes both comedy and heart
POP CULTURE
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
Five Feet Apart (Simon and Schuster) is a moving YA novel that captures the hearts of readers through its fragile
Have you ever read stories with settings so vivid that you felt you could be standing there alongside the characters?
NONFICTION
It’s not every day that my coworkers ask what I’m chortling about while reading a book on grammar and editing,
They had the right stuff. But they were the wrong sex. That would be an appropriate epitaph for the women
The opening of Life of the Mind Interrupted: Essays on Mental Health and Disability in Higher Education (Raven Books) says,
Ask South African author, businesswoman, and entrepreneur Jesmane Boggenpoel about living under apartheid, and she’ll tell you it wasn’t just
SAVE THE WORLD
Great Books for Millennials Powered by Lost The Plot
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
Rachel Hollis, founder of the website TheChicSite.com, CEO of her own media company and inspiring author of the self-help book
No, not another book about overcoming constant digital distractions. Wait. Before you grimace or check your messages, raise your hand
GIRLY BOOK CLUB
When we last left Jack Shelley, the infamous assassin known as “The Poet,” he decided to give up his violent
“If you love someone, set them free. If they come back, they’re yours. If they don’t, make them.” Juliette knows
We’ve all heard about “the luck of the Irish.” But what about their suffering? Even in Ireland, history lessons barely
Get some Midol. Those three words uttered by any man is bad enough, but your boss? Whisper Network (Flatiron Books), a
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
The Explorer Academy is a series created by National Geographic to invite young readers on exciting global missions using technology
Let’s face it – some book reviewers are pompous, verbose and heavy-handed. So we’d like to present you with 15
“Ask your fathers why they won’t let your mothers vote.” As Jeannette Rankin was becoming one of the leading suffrage
“‘There is one more rule,’ said Circle. ‘No hiding behind the waterfall.’ ” Circle has her reasons for the rule
AUDIOBOOKS
With spring just days away, I’m starting to get a touch of cabin fever. In my part of the world,
Every month, AudioFile Magazine reviewers and editors give “Earphones Awards” to the best new audiobooks — the listens that combine blow-you-away
Earlier this month, author Toni Morrison turned 88. On her birthday, a new collection of her essays and speeches, The Source
As we close out Black History Month, I want to take this opportunity to recognize the contributions of African American