A new book delves into the mysteries of eels.

Jennifer Ackerman, author of “The Genius of Birds,” returns with another book about the wonders of the avian world.

The author’s memoir about taking part in an epic cross-country run seeks in part to redeem the very act of running in the immigrant experience.

The title character of Margarita Montimore’s debut novel is living the years of her life out of chronological order - but some problems are timeless.

The bizarre black market for rare bird eggs is the subject of Joshua Hammer’s new book.

A new book describes the long and fascinating quest to save the fabled Florida panther.

A cache of letters is at the heart of this multi-generational memoir about a Korean family.

Isabel Ibañez’s debut YA fantasy novel draws on the riches of Bolivian culture to tell its story royal intrigue and revenge.

The latest “Wicked City” novel from Beatriz Williams continues to broaden the world of Ginger Kelly.

A willingness to lean into the jovial worldview of a child makes this book so successful.

We don’t simply get to know Jemima; we get to be Jemima as we are welcomed into Julie’s family home.

Readers will recognize the trusty formula, but Weaver injects a dose of the unfamiliar into this cozy mystery.

Russell’s prose is appropriately simplistic, but rich with nuance.

Gods of Jade and Shadow combines whimsy, adventure, and an uplifting central message.

A song with a country twang and a trap beat that’s been raising blood pressure since March 2019.

A disturbing psychological thriller heavy in atmosphere that doubles as a cautionary tale.

The author chronicles her participation in the Mongol Derby, a race across Mongolia in the hoof prints of Genghis Khan's postal couriers.

Oakes takes us along as she and her team fight the damp and cold of the Alaskan wilderness to gather data.

An intricately woven and and spellbinding stand-alone.