With a long Memorial Day weekend ahead of us, here are the books the Amazon editors are looking forward to reading.
In Amazon's picks for the best nonfiction of the month: The long and notorious history of a "glamorous" Hollywood hot spot; a how-to guide for aspiring "makers" from MythBuster Adam Savage; and the story of the murder trial that eventually inspired one of our most beloved novels.
Read moreCasey Plett wins the Amazon Canada First Novel award for
Little Fish.
Celebrating Mister Rogers with "143 Day" and a lovely illustrated collection of 75 of his very special songs and poems.
Binnie Kirshenbaum's latest follows a writer succumbing to crippling depression, who is then institutionalized. Hilarious, right?! Actually, it is. Here, Kirshenbaum describes her process for piecing a book together, including this acerbic literary treat.
Read moreOur editors' picks for May include the end of a beloved fantasy trilogy, a twisted fairy tale, a 9/11 story, and more...
These five new romances are the perfect way to get an early jump on your summer reading plans.
Read moreIf you can't find something to read in this list of mysteries & thrillers, either you're just not in the mood or you don't like the genre.
Read moreThe long-awaited latest from the author of The Silence of the Lambs, another tale involving the Winklevoss twins, and an uproarious and provocative work of satire...
Read moreThe author of the historical Maisie Dobbs mysteries tells us what she's been reading and loving lately.
Read moreIt's a diverse list of history books this month, but it's a good one.
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced the winners of the 54th Annual Nebula Awards.
Read moreTonight marks the premiere of George Clooney's six-part adaptation of Joseph Heller's Catch-22. We revisit the book, and look at six descendants (or cousins) of Heller's mad, mad, mad, mad masterpiece.
Read moreThe making of a "maker," a girl with a clockwork heart, and Richard Russo's newest novel are among the books we're stuffing into our book bags this weekend.
Read moreThink back to May of 2009...what were we reading and where are they now?
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