"Barneys" can't surf. These books will make you an amazing surfer, just by reading them.

In this month's collection: We catch up with a book we should have never lost track of in the first place; a wise and moving memoir about living life while facing an end coming all too soon; a strange-but-true tale of musical fakery; and the hunt for the deadliest man-eating tiger in history.

Jasmine Guillory's The Proposal was recently named a Reese Witherspoon x Hello Sunshine Book Club pick. Guillory shares with us three of her favorite recent reads, from novels to nonfiction.

A photographer sets off to capture a legendary wind of Provence. 

Our conversation with Stephanie Land, who offers up her story as a primary source for what it is like to work at or below the poverty line, always wanting to get ahead but barely moving the needle.

These 15 books in Prime Reading made it to the top of their categories in literary fiction, mystery, romance, nonfiction, and children's books. (Psst: If you still haven't read The Handmaid's Tale, now's the time to snag it from Prime Reading!)

Buckle up for winter and grab a book. Here is what we will be reading. 

The Wilco frontman talks to us about his new memoir, the creative process, and the dark twins of "dad rock" and "dad bods." And I talk about all the things we have in common.

An exploration of the worlds hidden beneath our streets and sidewalks; an investigation into the wrongful arrest of three black teenagers and the impact to a major American city; a blow-by-blow account of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster; behind the scenes of an iconic (and hyper-violent) American cinematic classic; and the weird world of liquids. And more!

Get ready for a Super time with these gridiron essentials, plus one non-essential.

From what will dominate the thriller genre to who will become the newest book influencer, here are six predictions for the book world and readers in 2019.

A collection of 36 books for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo moon landings, with footnotes!

Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg—authors of  The Club: How the English Premier League Became the Wildest, Richest, Most Disruptive Force in Sports—present 11 of the movers and shakers who raised the English soccer from the ashes of hooliganism, tragedy, and malfunctioning toilets.

A list of black writers who have won major awards in North America and the UK. 

Of all books, these literary titans were the top sellers on Amazon across all formats for the most consecutive days.