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"Albanian author Lea Ypi returns with a family biography that is part investigative history, part philosophical allegory, and completely captivating."
When Lea Ypi's grandfather Asllan was imprisoned and charged with espionage, most of the family's belongings—including photos—were confiscated by the communist regime. Her grandmother Leman's vivid stories of growing up in Greece, moving ...
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What will happen in the book world in 2026? Which genres will be popular? Which reading and publishing trends will continue or fall off? What do readers and book clubs need to know going into the new year? Let us be your crystal ball. Here are some ...
After years as a ghost, Sky Flores finds her way back to life and love with a charming neighbor.
"Senaa Ahmad's The Age of Calamities is a strange, singular collection of short stories that thrives in the dark places."
An eternal battle of wills ensues between King Henry VIII and an unkillable Anne Boleyn. Several clones of Napoleon live together in a small English house. A housekeeper in the 1920s allows her body to be occupied by the spirit of Joan of Arc. A ...
"In this absurd, comic novel, a dysfunctional family accidentally unearths a conspiracy in their small town while also navigating the parents' separation, teenage relationships, internet radicalization, and more."
Madeline Cash's debut novel, Lost Lambs, takes place in an unnamed coastal town in an unspecified year, an ambiguous setting that gives the story the twinge of an alternate reality. Against this backdrop, the five members of the Flynn family are ...
"The grande dame of Canadian literature releases her memoir—of sorts."
When publishing industry contacts first approached Margaret Atwood about writing her memoir, she demurred. "[M]y 'literary memoir' would go, 'I wrote a book, I wrote a second book, I wrote another book, I wrote another book…&#...
"In Ann Packer's psychologically astute and compassionate fifth novel, a man is hurt when his terminally ill wife chooses her best friends to be her caregivers instead of him."
The title of Ann Packer's sixth work of fiction, an Oprah's Book Club selection, comes from a Christian Wiman poem in which a man sits at a woman's deathbed feeling time counting down. The speaker imagines the afterlife as "some bright nowhere / of ...
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"A taut, claustrophobic look at race and colonialism through the lens of a housemaid's fraught relationship with her employer, blended seamlessly with hints of the supernatural."
In Nadia Davids' Cape Fever, it's 1920 and the world is still reeling from the First World War. Soraya lives with her family in the Muslim Quarter of an unnamed colonial city, and though she longs to stay in a community that understands her culture ...
A dazzling novel from bestselling writer Maggie O'Farrell, winner of the Costa Novel Award—an irresistible love story that crisscrosses continents and time zones as it captures an extraordinary ...
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January 14, 2026
This issue of The BookBrowse Review contains reviews and "beyond the book" articles for 14 titles, including Book of Lives by Margaret Atwood, Palaver by Bryan Washington, and A Danger to the Minds of...
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Captivating historical fiction based on a real person, Marguerite "Rita" Jolivet who survived the sinking of the Lusitania. That sinking is often lost to history because of the Titanic's similar fate ...
A crystalline short novel about defying expectations, hitting the road, and seeking the right way to live.
From James McBride, author of the bestselling Oprah's Book Club pick Deacon King Kong and the National Book Award–winning The Good Lord Bird, a novel about small-town secrets and the people who ...
Blond bombshell Marilyn Monroe and photographer Eve Arnold strike a life-changing deal in this dazzling novel.
Saints of the Household is a haunting contemporary YA about an act of violence in a small-town - beautifully told by a debut Indigenous Costa Rican-American writer - that will take your breath away.
“Funny, honest, and heartbreaking, Dandelion Is Dead is deeply alive.” —Jenny Jackson, author of Pineapple Street
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