Our favorite nonfiction books of February make for a wonderful and varied list.  

"...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."

Our picks of the month’s mysteries and thrillers have kept us up late—now it’s your turn.

This award-winning graphic novelist/memoirist shares her thoughts on the magical feeling of writing a new story.

A historical novel that finds accusations of witchcraft quickly infecting a grieving but resourceful community; an ungentle but poignant story of family, faith, and hard choices; and a fascinating, and dishy, account of becoming the first female literary editor at Esquire at the tender age of 25...

A conversation with a master storyteller and searing writer. We talk about the American West, faith, violence and empathy, what she's reading now and so much more.

If you're a history buff, start getting excited about the books publishing this February.

Books sure to spark lively discussions...

A debut that's a cross between Etaf Rum's A Woman Is No Man and Tara Westover's Educated; a historical whodunit that blurs the line between the fantastical and the spectral; and a novel about a young, Viking-obsessed woman named Zelda, who is about to become the hero of her own legend...

As we ease into 2020, a look back at our favorite book of 2019...

A look at some of our favorite YA publishing this month.

Here are some of our favorite history books of January. 

One of the most buzzed-about books of early 2020, William Gibson's highly anticipated sequel to The Peripheral, and a choice selection from our mystery/thriller category list...

A few of the mysteries and thrillers keeping us up late in January. 

A list of our favorite nonfiction books of January.