10 Old Favorites To Read (or Reread)

by Lily King

A small gem, disturbing and haunting. Full review >

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by Stephen King

Satisfying at every level. King even leaves room for a follow-up, should he choose to write one—and with luck, sooner than... Full review >

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by Ishmael Beah

Beah’s halting narrative has confusing time shifts, but it’s hideously effective in conveying the essential horror of his... Full review >

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by Celeste Ng

Ng's emotionally complex debut novel sucks you in like a strong current and holds you fast until its final secrets surface. Full review >

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by Erik Larson

Gripping drama, captured with a reporter’s nose for a good story and a novelist’s flair for telling it. Full review >

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by Robert Kolker

An important examination of the socioeconomic and cultural forces that can shape a woman’s entry into prostitution. Full review >

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by Sonia Purnell

A riveting, illuminating life of a remarkable woman. Full review >

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by Jojo Moyes

A nicely judged sense of period and the author’s full-blooded commitment lend heartfelt emotion to simple characters in a... Full review >

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by Jason Reynolds

This astonishing book will generate much-needed discussion. Full review >

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by Nicola Yoon ; illustrated by David Yoon

This heartwarming story transcends the ordinary by exploring the hopes, dreams, and inherent risks of love in all of its... Full review >

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