20 Best Books To Read in November

by Adam Oyebanji

Not to be missed. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Fast-moving excitement with a satisfying finish. Full review >

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by Tarah DeWitt

A swoony slow-burn romance that lives in the little moments. Full review >

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by Meghan Perry

Full of grit and atmosphere, suspense and feeling—a powerful and promising debut. Full review >

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by Richard Price

An affecting novel by a literary urbanologist in top form. Full review >

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by Sophie Cousens

A supremely satisfying love story with all the charm readers have come to expect from Cousens. Full review >

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by Michael Idov

Sharp, freshly conceived, thoroughly entertaining spy fiction. Full review >

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by Haruki Murakami ; translated by Philip Gabriel

Astonishing, puzzling, and hallucinatory as only Murakami can be, and one of his most satisfying tales. Full review >

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by Niall Williams

Treat yourself to this. Full review >

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by Juhea Kim

Written in sumptuous prose, Kim’s novel is a feast for the senses. Full review >

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by Alexandra Loske

An appealing study that uncovers important artistic secrets. Full review >

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by Sy Montgomery

An unflinching and surprisingly heartfelt account of a complex ecosystem. Full review >

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by Oliver Sacks ; edited by Kate Edgar

A lifetime of correspondence adds new dimensions to a brilliant mind’s oeuvre. Full review >

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by Karen Bloom Gevirtz

A lively medical, scientific, and economic history. Full review >

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by Paula Byrne

An acutely sensitive portrait. Full review >

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