Dragons Love Tacos Summary Among all the picture books ever created, this is among my favorites! FOR WHAT ENDANG? It features tacos and cute, humorous dragons—not the menacing type. Nobody…
Perusing devotees realize there's not at all like at long last getting your hands on (or getting a Libby warning for) a book you've been holding up months (or years)…
THE BOOK OF ATLANTIS BLACK The Search for a Sister Gone Missing By Betsy Bonner When we meet Atlantis Black in 2002, she is onstage, an up-and-coming musician performing at the…
IMPERFECT WOMENBy Araminta Hall As unkind as the three main characters of Araminta Hall’s “Imperfect Women” can be to one another — envious, judgmental, competitive and spiteful — their internecine meanness…
EYEWITNESS On June 13, 2018, Jacob Soboroff, a correspondent for NBC News and MSNBC, prepared to visit Casa Padre, a former Walmart in Brownsville, Texas, where nearly 1,500 migrant boys,…
THE INDOMITABLE FLORENCE FINCHThe Untold Story of a War Widow Turned Resistance Fighter and Savior of American POWsBy Robert J. Mrazek Luckily, Carl Engelhart kept a journal. As a prisoner of…
CHASING THE LIGHTWriting, Directing, and Surviving “Platoon,” “Midnight Express,” “Scarface,” “Salvador,” and the Movie GameBy Oliver Stone Whenever Oliver Stone makes movies about real people, he ends up in hot water.…
TWILIGHT OF DEMOCRACYThe Seductive Lure of AuthoritarianismBy Anne Applebaum Even before the coronavirus began to test our social order, the world was experiencing another plague, a pandemic of authoritarianism. Over the…
Everyone knows you’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover, but many of us do it anyway. In the case of Joan Bauer’s 14th novel, RAISING LUMIE (Viking,…
Born in Sacramento in 1974, Adrian Tomine has gone from “the boy wonder of mini-comics” (per Daniel Clowes) to master of the form, and for the past 20 years his…
THE RISE OF THE G.I. ARMY, 1940-1941The Forgotten Story of How America Forged a Powerful Army Before Pearl HarborBy Paul Dickson Paul Dickson’s “The Rise of the G.I. Army, 1940-1941” recounts…
This is what dreaming sounds like. In the 1980s and ’90s Neil Gaiman first showed us what dreaming looks like, with his mythical, world-bending comic book series “The Sandman.” Now Audible…
