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The hardest part of writing “The Best Books Club” column is choosing the next book. Over-thinker that I am when it comes to language, I question what is meant by “Best Books” to begin with.

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And if you’re in charge of selecting book club books for your monthly get-togethers, you’re in for a treat! Here, we rounded up 12 novels—across 12 genres—that are sure to enthrall readers ...

Where do we start with Bianca Censori, the Australian model, “head of architecture” at Yeezy, wife of Kanye West, and near-naked woman on the Grammys red carpet? On Sunday, Bianca stepped out ...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can’t split — because “their value is in being a couple,” a source told Page Six amid claims that Markle shopped a potential post-divorce book. A Vanity Fair ...

Who among us has not brought home something a little questionable from the bar? A one-night stand, someone else’s jacket, the Tiki glasses you just had to have after five rum punches. Usually ...

We invite you to join us at The Bottom for its Banned Book Club. The club focuses on books that have been challenged across Tennessee. In our first two meetings we read “I Am Ruby Bridges” by ...

Now, it’s not hard to find new book recommendations through Reese’s Book Club. Whether you follow the ... Ling Brown explores the complexities of truth and deception within human relationships ...

Lauren Francis-Sharma’s piercing and provocative third novel, “Casualties of Truth,” opens in the mind ... The rest of the book belongs to Prudence, as she reckons with the aftermath of ...

A Vanity Fair cover story published last week alleged that the Duchess of Sussex’s team had quietly held talks with an unnamed publishing house to “gauge interest” in the idea for the book.