9 Books Not to Judge by Their Covers

by Ali Smith

Smith's work is always challenging and always rewarding. Full review >

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by Will Eaves

A wildly inventive and moving exploration of the human mind under conditions of duress. Full review >

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by Adam Foulds

An incisive and disquieting look at the consequences of fame. Full review >

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by Blair Thornburgh

This wise, funny, thoroughly contemporary coming-of-age tale earns bonus points for acing the Bechdel test. Full review >

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by Ayşegül Savaş

A refined and wistful exploration of the nature of memory. Full review >

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by Julie Buxbaum

A valuable addition to the growing body of 9/11–related teen literature—one that will be especially appealing to teens today. Full review >

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by Belle Boggs

A smart, slightly kooky exploration of art and money, faith and politics. Full review >

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by Sloane Tanen

Full of intelligence and charm. Full review >

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by Tom Ryan

A tightly plotted mystery with an unforgettably unnerving reveal. Full review >

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