2014's Most Overlooked Books (So Far)

by Ruth Kassinger

A delightful book, fun to read and share—green thumb not required. Full review >

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by Wendy Jones

From the vagaries of desire, through parental love and its absence, to small-town morality, the British author has put... Full review >

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by David Almond

Dark, unsettling and fluid as water, Almond’s suspenseful tour de force considers the cycle of life, themes of war, God and... Full review >

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by Esther Woolfson

Woolfson is an elegant, precise writer, and this transcendent memoir conveys exquisitely the vibrant world she inhabits. Full review >

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by Maud Casey

Lyrical in its style and fascinating in its psychology, Casey’s narrative provokes a host of intriguing questions beyond... Full review >

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by Jeffrey Foote ; Carrie Wilkens ; Nicole Kosanke with Stephanie Higgs

Essential outreach on embracing and effectively managing a loved one’s addiction. Full review >

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by Sue William Silverman

A masterly stylist continues her uncompromising examination of the inner life. Full review >

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by Sigrid Rausing

A mellifluous portrait of a country slowly and painfully pulling itself into the European world. Full review >

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by Kate Hattemer

A sparkling, timely tour of the complicated intersection where life meets art. Full review >

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by Michelle Huneven

Sensitive, reflective and uncomfortably true to life, with a wonderfully rich cast of supporting characters. Full review >

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