Make the most of the warmer weather and longer days with these incredible spring releases. From fictional historical tales, humorous essays and stories of strength, this spring has no limit when it comes to captivating page turners.
Love and Ruin by Paula McLain, Out May 1
Paula McLain returns with another gripping novel based on Ernest Hemingway. McLain explores the fictional, passionate relationship between Hemingway and Martha Gellhorn – a war correspondent, and the woman who would become his third wife.
Sophia of Silicon Valley by Anna Yen, Out April 10
Sophia Young – the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants – is a confident, blunt woman in a sea of men in Silicon Valley. Sophia finds herself working for the CEO of a prominent film studio embarking on a journey of self-discovery and sacrifice on the way to success in this exclusive boys club.
You Think It, I’ll Say It by Curtis Sittenfeld, Out April 24
This collection of short stories is amusing, clever, and heartwarmingly sincere. This is the kind of book you’ll want to share with your family and best friends.
The Female Persuasion by Meg Wolitzer, Out April 3
“Equal parts cotton candy and red meat, in the best way.” –People
“Wolitzer is one of those rare writers who creates droll and entertaining novels of ideas.” –Fresh Air, NPR
“Ultra-readable.” –Vogue
Faith Frank is a formidable feminist icon and Greer Kadetsky is her biggest fan. When the two meet, Greer finds her world permanently altered. This fascinating novel touches on all of the popular themes of today: ambition, ego, loyalty and womanhood. You won’t be able to put this one down!
That Kind of Mother by Rumaan Alam, Out May 8
Rumaan Alam captures our attention again with this heartfelt tale of a nanny who dies, leaving her own child motherless. Alam delves into the difficult subjects of family, race and privilege, while stimulating the mind with provocative concepts.
Look Alive Out There by Sloane Crosley, Out April 3
“In her third collection of personal essays, [Crosley] continues her tradition of hilarious insight into the human condition…[She] is exceedingly clever and has a witticism for all occasions, but it is her willingness to confront some of life’s darker corners with honesty and vulnerability that elevates this collection.” — Publishers Weekly
In this collection of hilarious and charming essays, Sloane Crosley tackles topics such as Gossip Girl, crashing shiva, befriending swingers, and porn.
What You Don’t Know About Charlie Outlaw by Leah Stewart, Out March 27th
Charlie Outlaw is doing his best to cope with a devastating breakup. He decides to move to a secluded island where he’s a stranger. Unfortunately, this is where the trouble begins for Charlie. Back home in L.A., his ex-girlfriend (a celebrity in her own right) can’t seem to shake him.
Other People’s Houses by Abbi Waxman, Out April 3
Frances Bloom has caught her best friend having an affair. Her best friend’s husband throws her out, and soon Frances finds herself unraveling all of her friend’s secrets. Other People’s Houses examines the secrets, lies and truths that often exist within suburbia and marriage.
Two Steps Forward by Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist, Out May 1
A touching story about finding yourself! Two walkers embark on a life changing pilgrimage – The Camino – in an effort to heal their broken hearts. On the way through France and Spain, they learn about themselves – and each other.
The Husband Hour by Jamie Brenner, Out April 24
Husband Hour is the follow up to Jamie Brenner’s outstanding bestseller, The Forever Summer. Husband Hour transports us to the Jersey Shore where widow Lauren Adelman wants to escape. Lauren wants nothing more than to be alone after the death of her husband, but her sanctuary becomes interrupted when her mother and sister decide to visit the shore. Soon Lauren finds herself not only coping with the loss of her husband, but also navigating her past to develop strength for her future.
Sorority by Genevieve Sly Crane, Out May 1
A fresh death in the sorority house won’t stop Spring Fling. Sorority is a mouthwatering novel that explores the dark, secretive world of Greek Life. Reminiscent of Girls In White Dresses and The Virgin Suicides, Sorority will leave you positively enthralled.
Best Beach Ever by Wendy Wax, Out May 22
Avery, Maddie, Kyra, Nikki and Bitsy have recently lost their reality show, Do Over. After receiving this devastating blow, this strange group of friends will have to face a number of challenges. For the sixth installment of her ten-installment series, Ten Beach Road, Wendy Wax takes us on a journey about friendship, loss, hopes and dreams.
