Browsing: Bestsellers

A New York Times bestseller that “packs a punch” (Library Journal): After meeting on a Nantucket beach as girls, Maggie and Emily spark a lasting friendship — and are brought together once more when tragedy strikes. “The perfect escapist book for the summer, particularly for fans of Elin Hilderbrand” (Booklist).

“Inventive, gorgeously written, and unforgettable” (NPR): On the day before Christmas Eve, the lives of a nine-year-old budding singer, a fifth-grade teacher, and the owner of a legendary jazz club will intersect in moving and magical ways. “Fresh and charming” (Booklist).

A New York Times Book Review Notable Book: After four years of searching for him, missing Texas teenager Justin suddenly reappears. But his miraculous return throws everything into turmoil again… “Tremendously moving” (The Washington Post).

In this revolutionary classic, one of the greatest writers of 20th-century America — the voice behind last year’s Academy Award–nominated I Am Not Your Negro — frankly explores race, gender, and sexuality in 1950s Greenwich Village. “An almost unbearable, tumultuous, blood-pounding experience” (The Washington Post).

A New York Times bestseller: Fleeing her abusive husband, Fran attempts to build a new life for herself and her son — all the while fearing that the past will catch up to them. A “heartbreaking” (Time) and “illuminating” read (People) with over 20,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.

This “gripping and superbly told account” (Booklist) from a New York Times bestselling author follows the journey of Felix Sparks, a World War II hero who led forces across Europe’s battlefields to the very doorstep of Dachau. “Exceptional” (The Wall Street Journal).

The #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Walk in the Woods shares his hilarious, witty observations on Great Britain. “An amusing guide to the UK’s foibles, as well as a tribute to its enchantment” (The New York Times Book Review).

What does a nation’s language say about its character? In this “literate exploration of why we use — or mangle — our native tongue” (USA Today), a #1 New York Times bestselling author traces America’s history through its etymology, from everyday phrases to strange town names.

This New York Times bestseller explores the fascinating development of the English language — from the sounds we are able to make to the idiosyncratic ways we communicate. “Diverting and richly anecdotal” (The Boston Globe), with over 10,800 five-star Goodreads ratings.

From a #1 New York Times bestselling author: When chief medical examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta receives a disturbing video of her beloved niece, she is swept into a case that will challenge her like never before… An “altogether satisfying” psychological thriller (Kirkus Reviews).