Delightful…. Another winner featuring the author’s trademark blend of meticulous research and scintillating writing.

An important memoir that should be required reading for anyone who has never struggled with poverty.

[A] prodigiously researched, richly detailed, sensitively told account of McCorvey’s strange, and very American, odyssey.

Ambitious and complex… [Doerr] weaves it all together beautifully.

Stunning.… Hilarious [and] heartbreaking.… A fresh take on the experience of immigration and exile .

The breadth of Saslow’s reporting astonishes, as does the directness and vulnerability of his interview subjects. This powerful, unputdownable account should be required reading.

It is given to few people to scale the peaks of the academy and of the public square, but Dr. Perry is one of those precious few. She’s the best of best right now.

An exhaustively researched, vividly realized and above all, unignorable book—after Evicted, it will no longer be possible to have a serious discussion about poverty without having a serious discussion about housing.

Elegant, erudite, raunchy and fun, America’s great Man of Letters is working at the top of his form.

Lyric and devastating, Ward’s unforgettable characters straddle past and present in this spellbinding return to the rural Mississippi of her first book. You’ll never read anything like it.

Jodi Picoult once again proves she is the master of wading through the darkness to find the light.

Five Tuesdays in Winter moved me, inspired me, thrilled me. It filled up ever chamber of my heart.

Filled with secrets and splendor and light and dark, the novel works as well as a stand-alone as it does as a conclusion to a mesmerizing series. It casts a spell.

Martin has crafted a tight, well-conceived narrative… a pleasure to read.