10 Books We Can’t Wait to Read in 2019

by Kristen Roupenian

Unsettling, memorable, and—maybe perversely—very, very fun. Full review >

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by Bridgett M. Davis

This outstanding book is a tribute to one woman but will surely speak to the experiences of many. Full review >

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by Elizabeth McCracken

Parents and children, lovers, brothers and sisters, estranged spouses, work friends and teammates all slam themselves... Full review >

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by Marlon James

If this first volume is any indication, James’ trilogy could become one of the most talked-about and influential adventure... Full review >

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by Laila Lalami

A crime slowly unmasks a small town’s worth of resentment and yearning. Full review >

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by Brigid Kemmerer

A fast-paced, richly detailed feminist epic. Full review >

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by Stephanie Land

An important memoir that should be required reading for anyone who has never struggled with poverty. Full review >

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by Valeria Luiselli

A powerful border story, at once intellectual and heartfelt. Full review >

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by Reniqua Allen

Sad, revealing testimony to the continuing effects of racism and inequality. Full review >

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by Rachel Roy & Ava Dash

A beautifully crafted, truly feminist coming-of-age story featuring nuanced characters in a unique setting. Full review >

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