New in Paperback: ‘To Siri With Love,’ ‘The Relive Box’
Six new paperbacks to check out this week.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
ROUNDUP: Hunting Down the Best True-Crime Tales
Marilyn Stasio discovers books that document the history of serial killing and the poisons of past and present, as well as some scandalous murder cases.
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Inside the List: Susan Orlean Burned a Book. It Was ‘Excruciating.’
While researching “The Library Book,” about the 1986 fire that decimated the Los Angeles Central Library, the author took a paperback and some matches into the yard.
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The Shortlist: The Season’s Standout Crossover Y.A. Novels
Markus Zusak’s long-awaited “Bridge of Clay,” along with a French best seller, a story based on the ordeal of the Nigerian girls kidnapped by Boko Haram, and more.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
ROUNDUP: Misfits, Stalkers and Kiddie Sociopaths: The Latest Thrillers
On the 30th anniversary of “The Silence of the Lambs,” Mark Harris assesses the state of the psychological thriller — and weighs in on five new ones.
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Fiction: Black Death and the Black Arts: A Deadly Fictional Duo
Set in 17th-century France, Chris Womersley’s novel “City of Crows” features a mother who succumbs to witchcraft and a grifter with a gift for the tarot.
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Roundup: A Dark Cavalcade of New Horror Fiction
In these novels, a phantom walks the earth, families at a campground descend into a terrifying alternative universe and the Devil roams a bleak English landscape.
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Children’s Books: Graphic Novels to Give Kids Chills and Thrills
In "Fake Blood,” a sixth grader morphs into a vampire. “Scarlett Hart: Monster Hunter” has a retro-modern teenage heroine who slays all kinds of evil creatures.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
Nonfiction: What Our Extremist Politics Owe to Batman and Captain America
“The Sky Is Falling,” by the pop culture historian Peter Biskind, traces the roots of our polarized political climates to Hollywood, television and Marvel Comics.
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Letters to the Editor
Readers respond to recent issues of the Sunday Book Review.
Source: NY Times Book Reviews
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