20 Best Books To Read in April

by Daryl Gregory

Big-hearted, generous, and beautifully written. Full review >

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by Ray Nayler

A richly detailed evocation of a grim future that is, sadly, absolutely believable. Full review >

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by Jesse Q. Sutanto

A warmhearted valentine to the families built by the heroine—and an exposé of the costs of false families everywhere. Full review >

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by Jeanne Thornton

A dazzlingly creative and heartfelt novel. Full review >

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by Lydia Millet

Sharply observed, beautifully rendered, and heartbreaking. Full review >

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by Kate Folk

An utterly confident and endearing portrait of a woman unlike anyone readers have met before. Full review >

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by Jon Hickey

A big-minded book about small-town politics. Full review >

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by Katie Kitamura

In this searing, chilly, and psychologically profound story lies insight into some harrowing human questions. Full review >

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by Annie Hartnett

A beautiful reminder that the world is full of tragedy, but life-changing joy and connection might be just around the corner. Full review >

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by Isaac Fellman

Expansive and empathetic, this novel is a stunner. Full review >

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by Elaine Sciolino

An intimate visit with a generous, genial guide. Full review >

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by Sarah Kendzior

A graceful—and righteously angry—travelogue through a troubled land. Full review >

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by David Denby

Richly detailed and thoroughly entertaining. Full review >

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by E.A. Hanks

A lively, lovely take on an old standby, the road trip as a journey within. Full review >

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by Ian Leslie

Fans will love this fresh, insightful approach to the band. Full review >

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