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The Best Thrillers of 2025

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The Best Romance Novels of 2025

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A Peek Into the Mind of One of History’s Great Thinkers

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The Best Historical Fiction of 2025

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Big and Beautiful: Gift-Worthy Holiday Art Books

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Liverwort or Moss? Horny Toad or Fence Lizard? Niche Field Guides Can Tell You.

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Hannah Arendt Is Not Your Icon

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Our Favorite Books to Give Every Type of Person

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A Colorful Massachusetts Memoir, With a Cross-Cultural Twist

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How Should a Victim Be?

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A Nobel Winner Blurs Genres and Genders in This Bewitching Novel

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In These Novels, Dystopia Is a World of Hovering Parents

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How Capitalism Took Over the World

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Do You Recognize These Quotes From Classic Books?

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Reintroducing Jessica Mitford, the Activist With a ‘Concrete Upper Lip’

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Terry Martin Hekker, a Happy Housewife Scorned, Dies at 92

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Shakespeare Becoming Shakespeare, With Help From His Working-Class Peers

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My Kid Loves Percy Jackson. What Should They Read Next?

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George Packer: ‘I’ve Stopped Being a Prig About Beautiful Writing’

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These Books Were Judged by Their A.I. Covers, and Disqualified

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It’s a Miracle That Mexico Exists at All

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Dazzling New Historical Fiction

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The Literary Master Who Made Play His Life’s Work

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Do You Know These Award-Winning Books?

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The Voluptuous Return of ‘Love and Rockets’

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This 1,200-Page Poetry Book Affirms Seamus Heaney’s Towering Genius

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Feeling the Angst? These Nuns Have You Covered. (Not Like That.)

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The Building Blocks of Life Were Just the Beginning

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The Loneliness of the Larger-Than-Life Black Athlete

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Don’t Recommend a Book to Bryan Washington (Unless You’re a Bookseller)

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This Club Kid Knows How to Survive. The Better Question Is: How to Live?

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Sarah Jessica Parker’s Year of Judging the Booker Prize

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Ken Burns Brings the War of Independence to the Unruly Present

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A Tale of Two Couples, and a Nation, Emerging From a Deep Freeze

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The Essential Kate Atkinson

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An Extravagant Dive Into Italian Cinema, Filled With Love and Death

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Susan Straight’s First English Professor Turned Her On to ‘Badass’ Women

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Love a Heist? These Books Deliver, With a Dose of Magic.

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It’s Hard to Be Chronically Online and Hate Your Friends

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Do You Know These Family Sagas of Page and Screen?

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What Is Going On Inside the Department of Justice?

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Disco, Djinns and 5-Star Service in Afghanistan

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Book Club: Read ‘Hamnet,’ by Maggie O’Farrell, With the Book Review

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23 Books Coming in November

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Joseph J. Ellis Doesn’t Think You Would Have Abolished Slavery, Either

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Jack Carr Knows His Way Around a Battlefield, and a Military Thriller

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Images of Black Beauty and Belonging

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Philip Pullman Brings Lyra’s Story to a Close

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Romance Novels That Are Spicy, Sweet and Flat-Out Stunning

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Do You Recognize These Literary References in Modern Pop Culture?

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