A quirky collection of creatures provide a lesson on self-expression in this tongue-in-cheek picture book about the subjectivity of art. Paty’s exhibition is only three days away, and she has little prepared. She calls on her friends... Read More

In "Language City", Ross Perlin argues that the quintessential New Yorker is neither an artist from Brooklyn nor a Wall Street banker, but a working-class multilingual immigrant living in Queens. His book weaves personal stories with... Read More

First generation immigrants navigate their striated society in Shida Bazyar’s pointed novel "Sisters in Arms". Saya, Kasih, and Hani grew up in metropolitan Germany, bound by their shared experiences as Muslim immigrants. But their... Read More

Young people inherit their parents’ global project in "Vestige", a philosophical science fiction novel. A group of powerful young people decides how, and if, they want to help the world in "Vestige", a novel by an anonymous author.... Read More

A green investigator pushes toward personal revelations in the involving mystery novel "Hollis and Gray". In J. P. Zeigler’s realistic crime novel "Hollis and Gray", a woman’s trouble-filled life is beset by fresh trauma and change.... Read More

"All Physicians Lead" makes credible arguments about the importance of doctors exercising strong leadership skills. Leon E. Moores’s career guide "All Physicians Lead" is about the key role that leadership plays in a doctor’s work.... Read More