The heady early years at Apple, wartime endurance in Britain, Motown’s hidden genius and more of the month’s best nonfiction.

April is here and if the old adage sticks, April showers are a great reason to stay inside and curl up with a new book.

With the fresh start of a new year, many people make a goal to read more in the months ahead. When deciding what books to read, it's important to have a healthy mix of genres on your bookshelf. You ...

You believe you think clearly. Most decisions say otherwise. Bias, noise, and flawed judgment shape outcomes more than you ...

Life resists simple answers. These books confront identity, time, and uncertainty in ways that stay long after the final page ...

There are plenty of terrific books coming out in early 2025 and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is already making plans to cover a lot of them, but when it comes to books I’m itching to read in the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Rachel Wells is a writer who covers leadership, AI, and upskilling. If you're passionate about self-development and becoming an ...

Starting late feels uncertain. These books show how change unfolds slowly, shaped by experience, doubt, and choices that come ...

There’s no shortage of ways to feel stressed these days, and the holidays pack an extra wallop. Expectations are high, patience is short, and people are exhausted. Trying to find the perfect gift for ...

Reading recommendations from critics and editors at The New York Times. Every week, critics and editors at The New York Times Book Review pick the most interesting and notable new releases, from ...