20 Best Books To Read in March

by Viola Davis & James Patterson

Tense, readable, and relevant. Full review >

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by Hannah Lillith Assadi

With a generous vision, Assadi has created an unforgettable character in a multidimensional world. Full review >

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by Rebecca Lehmann

Brilliantly imagined, stylishly written, satisfyingly plotted, full of delicious surprises: all in all, hella fun. Full review >

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by Louise Erdrich ; illustrated by Aza Erdrich Abe

A wise and uncanny roux of Erdrich’s storytelling. Full review >

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by Tara Menon

Stunning and complex; a book that admits no easy answers but also refuses to avoid the hard questions. Full review >

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by Karan Mahajan

A masterly novel, seemingly influenced by Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, by a talented and self-assured writer. Full review >

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by Andrew Martin

Another impressive book by one of the country’s most talented authors of comic fiction. Full review >

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by Kiran Millwood Hargrave

Hargrave’s lush, thoughtful novel underscores the way any sexual choice contains elements of both freedom and limitation. Full review >

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by T Kira Madden

A searingly original novel that examines the impact of sexual trauma on the human psyche. Full review >

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by Scott Broker

A masterful understanding of human nature distinguishes this sexy debut. Full review >

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by Anand Gopal

Brave, inventive reporting yields an important account of an uprising that shook the Middle East. Full review >

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by Rebecca Solnit

A convincing vision of a brighter future. Full review >

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by Jazmine Ulloa

A passionate and urgent account that transforms the embers of a bypassed history into flames that consume the present. Full review >

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by David Pogue

Just the thing for MacHeads, especially collectors of Apple goodies over the years. Full review >

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by Lindy West

A well-realized, candid memoir that reveals an unconventional approach to life. Full review >

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