Here's a look at some of the books keeping us company this weekend.

Epic long novels that are fantastic and worth the time and attention. 

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...

Five different ways to get books instantly from Amazon or Audible, plus a bonus solution that might surprise you.

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...

Five ways to rethink the in-person book club meeting without sacrificing the joy of reading.

The critics have spoken. 

As always, we're reading...and this weekend, it's across genres, countries, and decades.

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

Kindle Unlimited members can celebrate Women's History Month - and read some darn good books - with stories by Alice Walker, Jane Austen, Sojourner Truth, J.K. Rowling, and other game-changing authors.

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... 

"I have learned that sometimes, you have to stop trying so hard; there is always a way, but you need to step back to see it. As for life without Cromwell, I don’t think that’s on the horizon."

Rebecca Serle talks with us about the tension between fate and free will in her newest novel.