20 Best Books To Read in March

by Ladee Hubbard

Hubbard’s eyes and ears are in superb working order as she tells this besieged community’s life story. Full review >

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by Joe Mungo Reed

Richly textured, compulsively readable, and brilliant throughout. Full review >

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by Alex Segura

A triumph. Full review >

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by Eloghosa Osunde

Osunde revels in the joy of storytelling to render a city and its outsiders in all their flaws and glory. Full review >

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by Jack E. Davis

A rousing tale of a species’ survival. Full review >

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by Elizabeth Williamson

Essential reading that shows the straight line that runs from Sandy Hook to Charlottesville and Jan. 6. Full review >

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by Sally Hayden

An important contribution to the literature of forced immigration and humanitarian crisis. Full review >

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by Lillian Faderman

An intelligently provocative, vital reading experience. Full review >

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by America's Test Kitchen Kids

Top-notch recipes for junior top chefs. Full review >

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by Traci Chee

A captivating read rich in atmosphere. Full review >

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by Kip Wilson

Wunderbar! Full review >

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by Julian Winters

An enthusiastically queer story of friendship, family, and romance and the ways they empower one another. Full review >

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by Gregory Maguire ; illustrated by David Litchfield

Warmhearted and utterly charming. Full review >

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by Naomi Shihab Nye ; illustrated by B.C. Peterschmidt

A humorous, sensitive, and poignant family-centered take on moving to a new country. Full review >

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by Lia Levi ; translated by Sylvia Notini ; illustrated by Jess Mason

A remarkable, powerful young readers’ adaptation of an award-winning World War II memoir. Full review >

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