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In '19 Myths About Cheating,' Randy Susan Myers takes a hammer to the usual reasons of why people stray.

'Sweet Sorrow' by Sherry Cormier is a moving new memoir and powerful self-help book for surviving the cataclysm of a loved one's death.

On her first visit to the National Book Festival, actress Danica McKellar explained how she found her calling to become a "PR machine" for math and help kids stop being afraid of the dreaded subject.

'Woman World', a graphic novel by Aminder Dhaliwal is replete with drama and hilarity in a world where men have died out.

'Burning Down the Haus' by Tim Mohr is a beautifully written and important book about punk in East Germany and its role in bringing down the Berlin Wall.

Juli Berwald, author of 'Spineless: The Science of Jellyfish and the Art of Growing a Backbone,' explained why jellyfish are such incredible animals during the 2018 Library of Congress National Book Festival.

'The Class: A Life-Changing Teacher, His World-Changing Students, and the Most Inventive Classroom' in America by Heather Won Tesoriero exists as more than a story of Andy Bramante and his students. It's also a roadmap to improving our educational systems and the unimaginable bounties waiting if we do.

An interview with 'Drawn Together' children's author Minh Lê. Find out how the story and artwork came together.

An interview with Dr. Mark Tobak, the money-savvy psychiatrist and author of a practical, no-nonsense guidebook to investing, 'Anyone Can Be Rich.'