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Starting December 1, we'll be reading Jenny Slate's debut book, 'Little Weirds.'
Fictional tales, memoirs, and, of course, some oldies-but-goodies.
With the highly anticipated sequel to Children of Blood and Bone, the 26-year-old proves she's just getting started.
Her debut book explores the oddities—and magic—of everyday life.
"A historical fiction author has to carry a heavy weight...and Sepetys absolutely delivers."
The historical novel is Marie Claire's November book club pick.
A utopian surrogacy retreat, a '70s rock band you wish was real, and so much more.
TFW you accidentally spend more money on books than a new coat...
"I’m pretty sure this is the first time where not a single story has been boring or weird or meh."
Read an exclusive excerpt from the mother-daughter duo's new tome, 'The Book of Gutsy Women.'
The 43-year-old author talks perspective, identity, and required reading.
The novel is Marie Claire's October book club pick.
"This definitely isn’t a light and easy read, but it’s an important one."
The short story collection is #ReadWithMC's September pick.
It might be a slim read, but Red At The Bone packs a punch.
“Beauty was not simply something to behold; it was something one could do.”
"What I didn’t expect were the serious plot lines and themes that made this into more than just a fluffy summer read."
The book, out now, is #ReadWithMC's August pick.
Our editors are obsessed with 'We Came Here to Forget,' a novel about a family confronting one daughter's Munchausen by proxy diagnosis.
"If this kind of surrogate facility already existed in New York, I wouldn’t be surprised."