In which half of the Amazon Books Editorial team is wracked by fear and despair, and the other is not.

Yo, winter--time's up. Time to give spring a turn. While we wait for the seasons to get their act together, we're curling up with these books that are sure to perk up our weekend.

In this edition, an endearing read for the Airbnb age, today's Mad Men, the National Book Critics Circle award winner for fiction, and bears!

In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of Sasquatches, skunk apes, yowies, and yetis.

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery...You be the judge.

"Ready Player One" author and screenwriter Ernest Cline talks with us about working with Steven Spielberg to bring the book's vision to moviegoers.

What to read this weekend... we're looking forward to stories of war, weirdos, and everything in between. 

You have to hand it to today's hermits. Despite the challenges of escaping today's noisy world, these dedicated recluses found a way.

In honor of International Women's Day, a selection of books by ladies worth celebrating...

The Return of the King! A gang of no-good anarchists! Acerbic ruminations on failed relationships! The Amazon editors battle the creeping tentacles of cabin fever. Happy reading!

Ring in Women's History Month with these fascinating books about intelligent, daring, and tenacious women who changed the world—and who continue to make change happen today.

With a weekend forecast of "wintry mix" staring balefully at us, our editors have assembled a wide range of books to keep the cold (and reality) at bay.

Do you prefer paper books or do you like to read on a Kindle or reading app? Even if you're in the former camp, there are certain situations when a Kindle comes in handy...

In this edition of Weekend Reading, a riveting novel about trees (no, really!), another chronicle of cool 70s peeps, Tom Rachman takes on daddy issues, and a book that aims to help you get that smartphone monkey off your back...

In this edition, a food memoir to feast your eyes on, a cheeky retelling of Pride and Prejudice, retirement schmetirement! quoth an amateur sleuth, and a homage to "The Only Band That Mattered."