11 Books You Can Read in a Weekend

by Matthew Salesses

A smart, very meta take on love, sports, race, and media. Full review >

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by Meg Howrey

Production companies take note: We need a fully choreographed miniseries on a major streaming service ASAP. Full review >

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by Kathryn Ma

Ma knows how to twist a plot in unexpected, deeply satisfying directions by writing with compassion, humor, and insight. Full review >

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by Laura Zigman

A compassionate, often funny examination of shared family grief and love. Full review >

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by Rob Kirby ; illustrated by Rob Kirby

Panel by panel, this graphic memoir is wry, intelligent, compelling, and adorable. Full review >

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by Hua Hsu

A stunning, intricate memoir about friendship, grief, and memory. Full review >

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by Raja Shehadeh

A well-established Palestinian voice fashions a loving portrayal of the unsung achievements of his activist father. Full review >

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by Camonghne Felix

A wildly smart, singular redemption story that is greater than the sum of its parts. Full review >

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by Z.R. Ellor

A satisfying balance of self-discovery and enticing drama. Full review >

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by Camryn Garrett

Romantic comedy that celebrates being yourself on your own terms. Full review >

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by Alisha Emrich

An enjoyable look at identity and what it means to belong and to stand out. Full review >

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