Few stories embody the power of determination and representation quite like that of Rossana Rosado. In her new memoir, Bronx Attitude, the veteran journalist, former New York Secretary of State, and current Commissioner of the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services reflects on a remarkable journey from a Bronx basement apartment to some…
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As concerns grow about the impact of social media and unrealistic beauty standards on young people, physician and author Dr. Tiffanie Tate is offering families a new tool to help children build confidence and self-worth from an early age. Her latest picture book, Perfectly Perfect, aims to teach children under 12 a simple but powerful…
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Irish writer Ana Kinsella is set to make her fiction debut with Frida Slattery As Herself, a sweeping literary novel that examines the complicated intersections of art, ambition, love, and identity over nearly two decades. Released May 5 from Ecco, the novel follows the lives of actress Frida Slattery and acclaimed theater director John Reddan,…
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From political scandals and international intrigue to personal transformation and literary reflection, a new wave of books is giving readers plenty to explore this season. Whether it’s Darius Ross offering a roadmap to overcome adversity in Mastering the TPS Blueprint, historian Timothy Stewart-Winter revisiting a pivotal White House scandal in Outed, Tom Clancy’s iconic Jack…
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Inspired by the groundbreaking conservation work of Jane Goodall, late author and activist Claudia Clark leaves behind a meaningful legacy with her children’s book, Hannah’s Call to Care: How One Girl Discovered the Power of Protecting Wildlife. Released following her passing in December 2025, the book continues her mission of encouraging young people to engage…
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What happens when loyalty to a friend threatens to derail everything you’ve worked for? That question sits at the heart of Bonds, the latest legal thriller from H.N. Hirsch, a writer known for blending sharp storytelling with real-world political insight. The novel marks the fifth installment in Hirsch’s Bob and Marcus mystery series, continuing the…
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Stefanie Lachenauer—named New Jersey’s 2025 State Teacher of the Year—is offering a practical, accessible approach to mindfulness through her book, Let the Glitter Settle: Mindfulness for Teens. Drawing on nearly two decades of classroom experience, Lachenauer’s work is rooted in trauma-informed practices and neuroscience-based strategies designed specifically for young people. Her goal is simple but…
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After turning heads with her breakout novel Wordhunter, Stella Sands is back with a sequel that doubles down on everything readers loved—sharp intellect, gritty crime, and puzzles that demand your full attention. Codebreakers: A Wordhunter Mystery, arriving Aug. 11, reunites readers with Maggie Moore, the foul-mouthed linguistic genius whose mind works faster than most people…
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A sweeping new book is challenging the way Americans understand political division, arguing that today’s fractured landscape didn’t suddenly emerge—it was decades in the making. In The Politics of Social Change, political scientists Larry M. Bartels and Katherine J. Cramer draw on an extraordinary long-term study to examine how everyday Americans experienced—and reacted to—the seismic…
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Bestselling author Sarah Vaughan is poised to dominate summer reading lists with her latest novel, Based on a True Story, a sharp, suspense-filled thriller that digs into the dark side of fame, family, and carefully curated lives. Already earning major buzz following its UK release, the novel has been praised for its tension and psychological…
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