Books

Delia Owens' "Where the Crawdads Sing" was the most checked out book in Nassau and Suffolk libraries in 2019. What else made the top 10 lists?

The demise of a doomsday cult in North Wales and one woman's fight for survival are at the heart of Alex Marwood's chilling "The Poison Garden."

Season 23's "Bachelor" Colton Underwood has written a memoir about struggling with self-image and bullying, being with the NFL and finding love.

Publishers Weekly’s U.S. list powered by NPD BookScan for the week ending Jan. 4. HARDCOVERFICTION1. THE BOY, THE MOLE, THE ...

The #MeToo movement is at the heart of Lindy West's amusing and acerbic collection of essays, "The Witches Are Coming."

A classic children's story tops the list, which includes a relatively recent tale of wizardry and an unusual honorable mention.

The director of "Dog Day Afternoon" and "Network," who also lived in East Hampton, gets the spotlight in Maura Spiegel's superb biography "Sidney Lumet: A Life."

In Tim Dorsey's "Naked Came the Florida Man," a quirky killer hits the road with his stoner pal and their emotional support ferret named Zippy.

Even the smallest effort can yield dramatic results, as seen in this trio of books designed to help you move toward a greener, cleaner life.

Elizabeth Wurtzel, whose candid 1994 memoir "Prozac Nation" was a bestseller, died Tuesday at a Manhattan hospital. She was 52.