16 Hottest Books for August

by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

A noir masterpiece. Full review >

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by Sarah MacLean

Another stunner from a Romancelandia favorite. Full review >

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by Honorée Fanonne Jeffers

If this isn’t the Great American Novel, it's a mighty attempt at achieving one. Full review >

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by Stephen King

Murder most foul and mayhem most entertaining. Another worthy page-turner from a protean master. Full review >

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by Roxane van Iperen ; translated by Joni Zwart

A truly worthwhile addition to the body of Holocaust studies. Full review >

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by Rafia Zakaria

A worthy contribution to feminist and activist studies. Full review >

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by Eleanor Henderson

A memoir of interest to anyone coping with a loved one’s struggle with illness and dependency. Full review >

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by Patrick Nathan

An unexpectedly entertaining scholarly warning about fascism’s spread through imagery. Full review >

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by Jordan Ifueko

A strong and worthy successor that showcases the skill of a master worldbuilder. Full review >

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by Britta Lundin

Fiercely charming and achingly relatable—a glorious, empowering touchdown. Full review >

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by Raquel Vasquez Gilliland

Readers will fall in love with this poignant, powerful, and poetic coming-of-age tale. Full review >

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by Jeff Zentner

A brilliant treasure of a book that holds up a mirror to the best parts of our humanity. Full review >

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by Heena Baek ; illustrated by Heena Baek ; translated by Jieun Kiaer

A sweet, icy treat that will warm your heart. Full review >

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by Tom Gauld ; illustrated by Tom Gauld

Enchanting. Full review >

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by Donna Barba Higuera

An exquisite tonic for storytellers far and wide, young and old. Full review >

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