Spoiler alert: All's well that ends well in these handful of classics, and that's the kind of story I'm craving right now. Maybe you are too.

Cooped-up and feeling restless? Maybe this is the perfect time to tap into your creative side. These books can help.

Check out the latest from a two-time Man Booker Prize winner, two National Book Award winners, and others whose writing chops will earn such accolades eventually. Maybe for the books featured here...

The first in a sci-fi/thriller series by Hugo award winner, N.K. Jemisin; a rousing memoir by the youngest sommelier at a Michelin-starred restaurant; and the lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret dishes royal secrets...

We may not be able to control what happens in life, but we do have control over our reaction to it. Here, author and cognitive-behavioral psychotherapist, Donald Robertson, shares six examples of Stoicism to help us cope with these uncertain times. 

Our favorites this month include a fascinating true crime tale; this year's Overstory; and a chilling psychological thriller...

We hope you enjoy these bite-sized reads as much as we did...

The epic conclusion to Hilary Mantel's much ballyhooed Wolf Hall trilogy; a disturbing but thought-provoking debut; a novel that takes a timely look at the race and class divide; and an unusual love story... 

Congratulations to this year's Audie recipients. This award recognizes excellence in audiobooks and spoken-word entertainment...

The highly anticipated novel from the bestselling author of Euphoria; the latest from National Book Award winner James McBride; a moving story inspired by Louise Erdrich's grandfather, and more. 

A historical novel that finds accusations of witchcraft quickly infecting a grieving but resourceful community; a fantastical historical whodunit; a novel that's a blend of Etaf Rum's A Woman Is No Man and Tara Westover's Educated, and more...

A heart-wrenching story of two fathers, united in grief and a sense of purpose, to combat the violence that stole what was most precious to them; and a fun romp through the adage “youth is wasted on the young.” 

War & Peace was originally titled All's Well that Ends Well; Lord of the Flies was called Strangers from Within...Indulge in a little literary trivia by identifying the temporary titles for these famous works...

A book that is shaping up to be one of 'the' thrillers of 2020; an illuminating and fresh take on a moment in history that pivoted many Americans toward war; and a nail-biter of a novel for fans of Caroline Kepnes's You (also a hit Netflix series)...

"...I was eager to join those who struggle to shed light on this issue in the hope that we can all start a conversation together that will drive us, collectively, to take a step towards positive change."