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- 'The Battle of Arnhem' brings a wealth of new detail to a major World War II disaster
Bestselling historian Antony Beevor recounts the heartbreaking series of catastrophes that many Germans considered their last great victory of the war.
- 'Ninety-Nine Glimpses of Princess Margaret' is unflinching, engrossing
Fans of 'The Crown' will be fascinated by this deeper dive into the life of the sister who did not become queen.
- 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz' is flawed, remarkable, wrenching, moving
This fictionalized account of true events is the strangest of all genres: a mostly true story about a Holocaust romance.
- 'Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy' argues for a more serious re-reading of 'Little Women'
These little women were tougher than you think, asserts author and gender studies expert Anne Boyd Rioux.
- 10 best books of September: the Monitor's books
From a true story of character reformation to a passionate primer on opera to an engaging fictional tale about a 1916 election, here are the 10 September books the Monitor's book critics liked best.
- 9 football books to kick off the 2018 season Here are excerpts from nine new releases.
- 'The Most Dangerous Branch' portrays the Supreme Court as a threat to democracy
Former Newsweek legal affairs editor David A. Kaplan makes a strong and compelling case that the Supreme Court will remain over-involved in setting and amending policy and laws.
- 'Big Game' offers a provocative, warts-and-all portrait of the NFL
Much like its players, everything in pro football feels larger than life these days – especially controversies, which this book examines in abundance.
- Three delightful new nature books
Three new books offer compelling visions of deserts, mirages, and bees.
- Lost in the Russia scandal maze? Read your way out.
Journalistic books delving into President Trump's relationship with Moscow are two a penny. To better understand the Russia scandal, try reading books that explore Russian history. Or 'Crime and Punishment.'
- 'If Only' explores an adopted child's sense of a kaleidoscope of possibilities
Sixteen-year-old Ivy is seeking her biological mother, even as she struggles to process the multiple images of what her life could have been.