Brilliant Books That Grab You From Page One

by Gary Shteyngart

Though fans of the author’s fiction will find illumination, a memoir this compelling and entertaining—one that frequently... Full review >

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by Luke Harding

Whether you view Snowden’s act as patriotic or treasonous, this fast-paced, densely detailed book is the narrative of first... Full review >

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by Donna Tartt

A standout—and well worth the wait. Full review >

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by Justin Hocking

In a book that’s likely far richer than the novel he shelved, Hocking ultimately transcends “the dark Ahab force.” Full review >

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by Glen Duncan

Duncan’s writing is quirky and brilliant—and definitely not for kids. Full review >

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by Elizabeth Kolbert

A highly significant eye-opener rich in facts and enjoyment. Full review >

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by Eric Jager

An impressive combination of mystery, crime story, and social and political history. Full review >

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by Lauren Oliver

The only thing more terrifying than the game itself is not getting the chance to play it. Full review >

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by Jessica Hendry Nelson

An unforgettable debut. Full review >

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by Carl Hoffman

A searching, discomfiting journey yields an elegant, memorable report. Full review >

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