It’s Labor Day! At NewInBooks, we think a long weekend is a nice excuse for new books to read. We’re all excited to dive into a book this weekend. We thought we’d give you a peek into what the NewInBooks team is reading over Labor Day Weekend in case you’re looking for
The top book news for the week of September fourth includes: The littlest, most dedicated bookworm, Jesse Eisenberg, and commentary on the fact that, everyone, no really, everyone, seems to be writing a book these days. We Understand Your Feels, Littlest Bookworm This little book loving baby cries as soon as
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Have you ever been casually listening to a song and wonder how it came to be? Maybe a specific lyric, or something about the mood reminds you of something you’ve experienced before. There isn’t always a story behind the tune, but thats not the case with these nine songs. If you’ve
New adult fiction follows the lives of protagonists who are, as the name suggests, newly adults. If you love young love (but want to read something starring characters who are no longer teenagers), try one of these new adult romance books. In our humble opinions, they’re perfect reads to wind
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These new release romance books walk the line from sweet and snuggly to hot and bothered. Check out the newest installment in the Stark Series by J. Kenner, Under My Skin, as well as New York Times Best Selling author Christine Feehan’s newest Carpathian novel, Dark Ghost. Sign
This week in celebrity memoirs and best non fiction books includes Kym Gold’s, cofounder of True Religion jeans, memoir and, for the bibliophiles out there, The House of Twenty Thousand Books. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you the best new books in your favorite genres weekly.
Top of this week’s list of books to read: The Girl in the Spider’s Web, the continuation of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Series. This is week is also heavy in historical mysteries that will take you from 18th c. China to Victorian England. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you
