Rick Steve's Pocket Florence
Call Number: 914.551 STE
Format: Books
Format: Books
Rick Steve's Italian Phrase Book & Dictionary
Call Number: 458.3 STE
Format: Books
Format: Books
Hawks and owls of eastern North America
Call Number: 598.9
Format: Books
Format: Books
The Starter Wife
Call Number: PB LAURIN
Format: Books
Format: Books
Don't let go
Call Number: PB COBEN
Format: Books
Format: Books
The Five Love Languages of Teenagers
Author: Chapman, Gary
Call Number: YA 649 CHAPMAN
Format: Books
Call Number: YA 649 CHAPMAN
Format: Books
Beholding Virginia Woolf Through the Women in Her Life
Gillian Gill’s new biography, “Virginia Woolf: And the Women Who Shaped Her World,” traces the influences of her female family members and friends on the author’s career.
Times Critics Talk About Their Year-End Lists
Dwight Garner, Parul Sehgal and Jennifer Szalai on the top books of 2019.
In Roald Dahl’s Car
A young hitchhiker’s encounter with the famous author’s macabre imagination.
The Best Poetry Books of 2019
Our columnist chooses 10 collections that stuck with him this year.
You Have Arrived…
An artist considers closure from all angles, some more precarious than others.
New in Paperback: ‘Dear Los Angeles’ and ‘The Fifth Risk.’
Six new paperbacks to check out this week.
Marilyn Stasio Finds Herself Rooting for the Bad Guy
Her Crime column leads with Jeff Lindsay’s worthy successor to Dexter, his enticingly twisted serial killer — Riley Wolfe, a devilish master thief.
Frank Lloyd Wright: Separating the Life From the Work
Readers respond to recent issues of the Sunday Book Review.
Considering Darryl Pinckney and Authenticity
This week, Lauretta Charlton reviews Darryl Pinckney’s collection of essays “Busted in New York.” In 1992, Edmund White wrote for the Book Review about “High Cotton,” Pinckney’s debut novel about a young black man coming of age.
10 New Books We Recommend This Week
Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.
An Ex-Jesuit Who Wrote Tales of an Ironic God
John L’Heureux’s “The Heart Is a Full-Wild Beast” collects his short fiction, which wryly explores the tension between doctrine and compassion.
Ralph Ellison’s Letters Reveal a Complex Philosopher of Black Expression
“The Selected Letters of Ralph Ellison” capture the fiercely intelligent and irreverent author of “Invisible Man” in conversation with other novelists and critics of his day.
Ann Patchett Has Some Book Recommendations
To this list, we would add her best-selling novel “The Dutch House.”
You Won’t Find Mark Morris at the Multiplex
“I’m not that interested in movies,” says the dancer and choreographer, whose new memoir is “Out Loud.” “I like poetry.”
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