Smart, witty and weirdly convincing… Pop culture is political to Hornby. Beneath this latest book’s stocking-filler-light surface, you can sense a subtle sort of crusade. By pairing these two artists, he’s making a couple of implicit assertions — that Prince is as important as Dickens and that Dickens is as fun as Prince.

Irving has become the incarnation of the ‘great American novelist’ par excellence with his fabulous gift as a storyteller and ability to give food for thought.

This timely and absorbing read will make readers glad these two powerful writers decided to collaborate.

Theroux is at his masterly best.

Essential reading for anyone interested in the history of religion in the modern United States.

I so loved this story. Few authors write with more heart, wisdom, and human insight than Elizabeth Berg.

The Ferryman is next to impossible to put down once you’ve read the first few pages.

“Brimming with a rich and unforgettable array of imagined and real historical figures who helped to shape Springfield, Illinois and the nation beyond during the turbulent time of slavery and the Civil War, The House of Lincoln is storytelling at its best.

“Audacious… As ever, White is a master of social comedy and wry observations.”

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Jeff Goodell brings a mix of fantastic storytelling, lucid science communication, and eternal optimism in detailing the profound threat we face with the climate crisis and what we can still do about it.

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Women We Buried, Women We Burned is a gorgeous memoir that parses the patriarchy with an endearing frankness as fierce as it is, astonishingly, forgiving.

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