Books

A DNA test leads to learning family secrets and uncovering clues to an unsolved murder in Joann Schaffhausen's "All the Best Lies."

Clare Beams' stunning novel "The Illness Lesson" takes place at a girls school where students are taught to challenge their minds as if they were men.

The actress deals with the challenging relationship with her sibling in her new memoir, "Brother & Sister."

"Nobody Does It Better," a history of the Bond films, offer choice new material mixed with lackluster interviews.

Cheryl Wills said learning she came "from a family of warriors and survivors" was transformative.

Novelist Tayari Jones, medium Gina Simone and more authors will present book talks and signings on Long Island this week.

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"Wild Symphony" will be illustrated by Susan Batori and will be accompanied by a release of children's classical music, written by Brown.

Natalie Portman and Misty Copeland are among the scheduled speakers during an author's breakfast at BookExpo, which takes place the last week of May at the Jacob Javits Convention Center.

In Gish Jen's brilliant futuristic novel "The Resisters," baseball serves as the antidote in a world where everyone is being watched.