All Books
- Storm Kings
Lee Sandlin offers a compulsively readable history of America's first tornado chasers.
- Reader recommendation: Pilgrim at Tinker Creek
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- Tournament of Books: March Madness for readers
Founded by The Morning News online magazine, the Tournament of Books has 16 titles face off bracket-style for the title of best book of 2013.
- Jesse Jackson Jr. plans memoir
The former Democratic representative from Illinois, who's recently made headlines for misusing at least $750,000 in campaign funds, is planning to write a memoir to 'clear up his legacy.'
- Out of Order: Stories from the History of the Supreme Court
Sandra Day O'Connor's new book steps a bit too carefully through any and all political minefields.
- Reader recommendation: The Entertainer
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- Choosing the Pope: Looking back at the process through the ages
History professor Frederic J. Baumgartner discusses how the leader of the world's largest Christian faith has been chosen in the past and what that means for the current selection.
- Holocaust survivor writes memoir about Oskar Schindler
Leon Leyson, who was 13 when Schindler took him from a ghetto in Poland, will have his memoir 'The Boy On the Wooden Box' published this August.
- Bend, Not Break
How a frightened, determined little girl made her way from political prisoner to CEO.
- A Tangle of Knots
Lisa Graff's delightful, complex novel sends young readers searching for both a perfect cake recipe and a Talent with a capital "T."
- Reader recommendation: The Dinner
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- Doctor-ing Seuss: a cure for the (all too) common Cat
The author calls for a year-long moratorium on reading "The Cat in the Hat."
- Twitter's answer to poetry: @Pentametron
Twitter user Ranjit Bhatnagar has created an algorithm that finds the poetry in seemingly disparate tweets.
- Sandy Hook: Love in the form of 10,000 books
The Student Nonprofit Alliance of Slippery Rock University has received nearly 10,000 books for their "We Can Read!" book drive to honor young readers killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School.