What to Read Next if You Liked What I Know for Sure, The Bone Clocks, We Are Not Ourselves, Personal or What If?
What I Know for Sure, by Oprah Winfrey, collects pearls of wisdom and life lessons from more than 14 years…
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What to Read Next if You Liked The Long Way Home, Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods, Mean Streak, The Secret Place, or The Magician’s Land
The Long Way Home, by Louise Penny, is the 10th volume in the best-selling mystery series featuring Armand Gamache, the (now…
What to Read Next If You Liked Paper Towns, The Goldfinch, Big Little Lies, In the Kingdom of Ice, or Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good
Paper Towns, by John Green, has practically everything you could want in a YA novel: a mystery, a revenge plot,…
What to Read Next if You Liked The Invisible Bridge, Allegiant, The Giver, The Alchemist, or Maximum Ride
The Invisible Bridge: The Fall of Nixon and the Rise of Reagan, by Rick Perlstein, is the highly controversial, much…
What to Read Next if You Liked A Spy Among Friends, The Dark Knight Returns, Where She Went, Humans of New York, or Wayfaring Stranger
A Spy Among Friends: Kim Philby and the Great Betrayal, by Ben Macintyre, author of Operation Mincemeat, bills itself as…
What to Read in August
Each month we ask a panel of our bloggers to suggest a book based on what they’re reading right now.…
What to Read Next if You Liked A Discovery of Witches, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, Insurgent, A Game of Thrones, or America
A Discovery of Witches, by Deborah Harkness, offers readers many pleasures, not the least among them a plot-driving quest to…
What to Read Next if You Liked The Book of Life, The Mockingbird Next Door, The Signature of All Things, The Alliance or Factory Man
By now you’ve no doubt torn through The Book of Life, the concluding volume in Deborah Harkness’ trilogy about a…
What to Read Next if You Liked One Plus One, Four, The Boys in the Boat, Diary of a Mad Diva, or I Am Pilgrim
With a colorful cast of characters, a conceit that strains—but never breaks—your sense of willing disbelief (wealthy CEO falls into…
What to Read Next if You Liked California, Orange is the New Black, On Writing, Blood Feud, or Midnight in Europe
After an avalanche of pre-release hype and an endorsement by no less than Stephen Colbert, Edan Lepucki’s dystopian debut, California,…
What to Read Next if You Liked Top Secret Twenty-One, The Book Thief, The Hurricane Sisters, The Romanov Sisters, or The Silkworm
As someone who started reading Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum novels when the series was still in the single digits, I…
What to Read in July
Each month we ask a panel of our bloggers to suggest a book based on what they’re reading right now.…
What to Read Next if You Liked The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, The Outsiders, The Secret Life of Bees, Lone Survivor, or The Matchmaker
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, by Sherman Alexie, has won admirers and courted controversy for its frank…
What to Read Next if You Liked The Fault in Our Stars, Skin Game, Mr. Mercedes, China Dolls,or Congratulations, By the Way
What’s that? You’ve cried your eyes sandpaper dry and rent all your garments reading John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars then…
What to Read Next if You Liked We Were Liars, The Vacationers, City of Heavenly Fire, Dangerous Creatures, or The Target
The Target, by David Baldacci, is another breathless installment in his ongoing series of novels starring a steely government assassin. This…
What to Read Next if You Liked Think Like a Freak, Wonder, All Fall Down, The Heist or No Place to Hide
Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, the authors of Freakonomics, are back with more unusual insights into the way…
What to Read Next if You Liked Written in My Own Heart’s Blood, Hard Choices, Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?, Finding Me, or I Heart My Little A-Holes
Hard Choices, by Hilary Rodham Clinton, promises to be a clear-eyed look back at her years as Secretary of State…
What to Read Next if You Liked All the Light We Cannot See, If I Stay, Unbroken, Me Before You or Ordinary Grace
If you enjoyed the romance and wartime verisimilitude of All the Light We Cannot See, by Anthony Doerr, you’ll appreciate the…
What to Read Next if You Liked The Serpent of Venice, One Hundred Years of Solitude, Fangirl, John Wayne: The Life and Legend or Chestnut Street
Having already revealed what was going on behind the scenes in King Lear with Fool, Christopher Moore offers up the next chapter…
What to Read in May
Each month we ask a panel of our bloggers to suggest a book based on what they’re reading right now.…