Carolyn Juris

We’ve got books for everyone from art enthusiasts and Austenites to architecture admirers and animal lovers.

Wrap up these reads for kids from toddler age to teenage.

Our picks include puzzling mysteries, sizzling romances, and other surefire hits.

Kamala Harris’s campaign memoir 107 Days is the #1 book in the country. Plus SenLinYu’s Alchemised, the third bestseller in recent months to originate in Dramione fanfic, tops our hardcover fiction list, and Ruinous Love trilogy author

New children’s books by Stephen King and Maurice Sendak, and Aaron Reynolds and Peter Brown, make strong debuts on our lists. Plus Sally’s Baking 101 by blogger Sally McKenney lands at #3 on our hardcover nonfiction list, and Sara Cate spins o

New memoirs by hip-hop artist Kid Cudi and former Disney star Alyson Stoner delve into the dark side of fame, and YA author Brigid Kemmerer makes her adult debut with Warrior Princess Assassin.

YA thriller author Holly Jackson’s adult debut, Not Quite Dead Yet, is this month’s Good Morning America Book Club pick and #1 on our hardcover fiction list. Plus journalist Sophie Elmhirst recounts A Marriage at Sea, and success is in

Daniel Silva’s latest Gabriel Allon thriller, An Inside Job, pleases New England readers, while ArnieTex, by debut cookbook author and pitmaster Arnie Segovia, takes the gold medal in the West South Central territory. Plus new fantasies g

A pair of Dramione (IYKYK) romantasies claim the top spots on our hardcover fiction list. Plus two new books revisit the 2024 presidential race, and Adriana Trigiani brings readers along on a much-needed Italian respite.

Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Atmosphere sits atop our hardcover fiction list. Plus Molly Jong-Fast’s staggering new memoir explains How to Lose Your Mother, and our children’s fiction list welcomes several new YA releases.