It’s clear that rocks are solid favorites as the child on the cover of “All the Rocks we Love,” shows. She cradles several pretty ones in...

Art collector and socialite Peggy Guggenheim makes a fascinating subject for the page turner “Peggy: A Novel.” This marvelous, intimate...

Roy Ressler is heading toward his farmland in his big tractor early one fall morning. He is thinking with pleasure about his daughter’s...

"On Call: A Doctor's Journey in Public Service" is a memoir of a dedicated disease specialist who guided the United States through...

New England author Ben Shattuck and his brother own and operate America’s oldest continuously operating general store, opened in 1793 in...

A mother makes a supreme sacrifice that changes her life in “Hum” by Helen Phillips, a dystopian novel that grabs you by the throat and...

Margo is the epitome of a young woman faced with a problem. She is not yet 20-years old but is pregnant, without financial resources,...

According to Anne Applebaum, a student of dictatorships, nearly three-quarters of the world's populace lives in autocracies. Noted for...

Clover is all over her “Cool School Picks” -- books guaranteed to make the grade as we kick off another year of reading, writing and...

"The Wedding People," by Alison Espach, is a novel that has a little something for everyone. This book has a blend of dark humor, hope,...

It’s magical to pick up a book and become one with the story. I knew I had a goodie in my hands with “The Lion Women of Tehran,” by...

“The Next Mrs. Parrish” by Liv Constantine is a sequel to“The Last Mrs. Parrish” (a 2017 Reese’s Book Club Book) in which very wealthy...

"One of the most damnable features of our common life is the way we talk about poverty as if it's an anomaly and not a feature of our...

Clover’s excited to share her newest picks, books that celebrate “Friends the World Over.” Though we’re familiar with our buddies in the...

Most readers are familiar with the European Theater of Operations in World War II, including the Normandy invasion of June 6, 1944, and...

“The Safekeep” by Yael Van Der Wouden, is a fictional novel, a story of desires; the desire to belong, to be loved, the desire for sex,...

Charles Lamosway, the main character in “Fire Exit,” by Morgan Talty, has never felt like he belonged anywhere. Now, nearing middle age,...

“The Wide Wide Sea,” by Hampton Sides, takes us on a trip through Captain Cook’s final journey of exploration where he was killed in the...

With a pleasant blend of autobiography and self-help guidance, Jen Psaki draws on her 20 years of public service to give readers a...

As soon as I started “The God of the Woods,” I was mystified and held captive. Author Liz Moore was immediately in control of my psyche,...