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Emily Henry, Laura Dave, and more authors offer must-read books for spring EW Staff Julia Whelan recommends People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry "People We Meet on Vacation is the perfect book for this moment. Not only did it offer the vicarious travel experience I was craving after a year at home, but mostly it was a beautiful reminder to be brave for love. Plus, it’s equal parts hilarious and sexy. A gajillion stars." — Julia Whelan, author of  My Oxford Year Randy Susan Meyers recommends The Sound Between Notes by Barbara Linn Probst "Any book that brings togeth...

Meet the Authors of Spring's Hottest Sophomore Romances Posted by Sharon on May 1, 2021 Share When it comes to the romance genre, second books can be a bit like second dates, can't they? You've had that great initial meet-cute with a writer's first novel. Maybe you've talked that book up to all your friends. You might even be counting down the days until their next title is finally available for an evening of binge-reading. This spring, we're reacquainting you with some of romance's biggest new authors, who all have sophomore books publishing this season. Call it second -glance ...

Some of my favorite films have been those that followed that bright-eyed, bushy-tailed feeling of first diving into the music industry, like Almost Famous. And some of my favorite books have followed the rise and fall of fictional rock stars, like Daisy Jones and The Six. But unfortunately, it has still been rare to find a book that gives a refreshing new perspective on navigating the wild world of rock and roll from the eyes of a character that looks like me, which can be frustrating, because it’s not like PoC don’t exist in these spaces—there’s Fefe Dobson, System of a Down, X-Ray...

By Pooja Makhijani | Jan 08, 2021 Despite advances in gender equity, women do a significantly larger share of unpaid labor in the home—an inequity only exacerbated by the pandemic. It’s no wonder, then, that mothers remain the primary readership for parenting books. In The Working Mom Blueprint, which American Academy of Pediatrics will publish in May, Whitney Casares provides tips on balancing parenting and paid labor outside the home. Barrett Winston, senior manager of publishing acquisitions and business development at AAP, explains that the book is atypical for the p...