This edition reveals that we're in a New York state of mind, and one of us dips into a self-help book that has dominated the Charts Most-Sold list in 2018.

We talk about 12 memoirs and biographies that made a big impact on us this year, plus we chat with Liane Moriarty about her newest bestselling novel as well as season 2 of HBO's Big Little Lies.

The value of friendships, how to become invisible, the paycheck-to-paycheck existence of a young mother, and more are among the topics we're reading about during this lovely long weekend in between bites of pie.

The fourth episode of the Amazon Book Review Podcast reveals how we picked the best books of 2018, plus Erin Kodicek interviews Educated author Tara Westover in front of a live audience at Amazon's Seattle campus.

Five life lessons from William Goldman's The Princess Bride.

Comics visionary Stan Lee dies at age 95, a legend for co-creating some of Marvel's most enduring superheroes.

Oprah enthusiastically selects former First Lady Michelle Obama's memoir Becoming as her latest Oprah's Book Club pick. Becoming goes on sale Tuesday, November 13.

Halloween might be in the rear-view mirror, but judging by our choices in reading this weekend, the Amazon Books editors aren't quite ready to move on.

Five recent favorites that’ll dominate your attention but not your time...

The only thing we like better than writing about books is talking about books. So we launched a podcast.

Whether you've already read these books or always planned to, now's the time to take advantage of Prime Reading and cozy up with these great reads.

An optimistic look at women and aging (yup, I wrote that right), growing pains for Cuba, Korean crime fiction, and more.

Just because you're leaf-peeping or pumpkin carving this weekend doesn't mean there isn't time to read a fun book. Here are five books we're looking forward to peeping at this weekend.

The weekend is here and we're hunkering down with a handful of great new books...

In this edition, Amazon Books editors take a raucous, stream-of-consciousness trip through three decades of the Beastie Boys, buckle up for a confrontational memoir from a controversial and groundbreaking artist, and settle in for "a coming-of-age story that will lodge in your heart."