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Find our editors' picks for the best books of the month--including our Spotlight selection, Joshua Ferris's The Unnamed--and more new releases not to miss this month.
Look back on the best of a year's worth of reading in our Best of 2009 store, including one of top 10 books of the year, Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall.
For the past 10 years, NYRB Classics has resurrected lost classics, cult favorites, and canonical masters with an impeccable and eclectic eye for great literature. Now, for the first time, we are offering an exclusive, complete set of 250 NYRB Classics, the NYRB 10th Anniversary Complete Classics Collection, the perfect gift for the reader in your life who is hungry for a shelf full of literary discoveries. Read more about NYRB Classics, including our three curated lists of NYRB favorites:
Break out the popcorn and settle in for a season of blockbuster new releases hitting movie theaters with our all-star lineup of Books on the Big Screen.
Award-Winning Children's Books: Newbery, Caldecott, and More
Before the American Library Association announces its 2010 children's book awards later this month, be sure to catch-up on last year's stellar winners which include:
James Patterson's newest thriller delivers suspense-building twists and page-turning action as detective Alex Cross hunts the killer of his beloved niece in I, Alex Cross.
After being thrown into a secret prison, teenage siblings Whit and Wisty soon discover they possess extraordinary magical powers that just might help them break free. But can they save humanity from an evil totalitarian government? Find out in James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet’s Witch & Wizard.
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