Tag: book review

Months after solving a murder in Arsenic and Adobo, Filipina baker and amateur sleuth Lila Macapagal is back in the ...

When investigative journalist Smita Agarwal arrives back in India to help out an injured friend, it’s the last trip she ...

With more than 26 years of experience as a senior military leader under his belt, retired Capt. William Toti should’ve ...

As a Europe still reeling from the Great War slowly awakens to the possibility that Hitler intends to spark another, ...

When Glory Edim founded the Well-Read Black Girl book club in 2015, she was moved to showcase the excellence of ...

From the moment we meet Klara, the title character in Kazuo Ishiguro’s futuristic novel 'Klara and the Sun,' our expectations ...

For fashion designer Shelby Lawrence, a partnership to launch her handmade line of mommy-and-me dresses into stores nationwide is a ...

Our February 2021 Military Families Book Club pick, "The Paper Girl of Paris" reminds us about the dangers of fascism.

Sometimes sitting down with a book can feel indulgent when chores endlessly need to be done, family needs often take ...

Former second lady Jill Biden’s new memoir, “Where the Light Enters,” gives an intimate peek into an otherwise private family ...