Two Years Eight Months and Twenty- Eight Nights by Salman Rushdie, a bland of history and fable, is getting all sorts of press, and is currently at the top of our new books to read list. Additional new fiction books The Art of Crash Landing and The Drunken Spelunker’s Guide to...
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Ken Follett books have my heart. My friend gave me a copy of The Pillars of the Earth for my birthday one year, telling me “Ken Follett will make you feel so many things. It’ll be great.” How true that was – The Pillars of the Earth and World Without End are now...
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It’s Labor Day! At NewInBooks, we think a long weekend is a nice excuse for new books to read. We’re all excited to dive into a book this weekend. We thought we’d give you a peek into what the NewInBooks team is reading over Labor Day Weekend in case you’re looking for...
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New Books in Literary Fiction this week include Did You Ever Have a Family by Bill Clegg, a novel about a group of people coping with tragedy that has been longlisted for the Man Booker prize, and can be counted among the list of best new fiction books of 2015....
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Did you dread going to high school English classes? Did you ever fear the teacher would quiz you about a book you didn’t read? Remember when Spark Notes was your best friend? The pressure you felt having to finish a book within a deadline may have kept you from enjoying...
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This post is geared toward the ladies, although we certainly wont fault any guys for reading these fantastic works of fiction! If you’re a millenial (or just want to feel like one), check out our list of book to read in your 20’s. Let’s face it, your twenties are an...
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Get swept up in tempestuous tales of treachery, debauchery, and modernity with these buzzy new books to read. Philippa Gregory doesn’t disappoint with her newest novel of Henry VIII. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.
We are 100% behind the We Need Diverse Books campaign. The more sorts of lives, cultures and perspectives that we can experience through literature, the better. This month there were some particularly great releases by diverse authors, that you can read more about below. The scope and brilliance of The Incarnations...
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We got the chance to interview Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, authors of The Nanny Diaries, about their new book: How To Be a Grown-Up.The Nanny Diaries is a novel that I will always adore. I remember voraciously re-reading in the summer of 2003, as I was a teenager completely obsessed with...
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