Editor Pick: Books

In 'Tips for Living,' by Renee Shafransky, Nora's life again begins to swirl downward in dismay as her ex-husband and new family move ever closer; then a murder occurs that shatters her resolve in such a way that her life once again falls apart. Can she find the answers before it is too late?

'After the Eclipse' by Sarah Perry is a beautiful but gut-wrenching memoir about a daughter paying homage to her mother's life twelve years after it was brutally taken.

Isabel Allende's novel In the Midst of Winter combines the very real immigration crisis with an unlikely love story between two very different people.

Veteran journalist Dan Rather on his recently published book 'What Unites Us: Reflections on Patriotism', patriotism versus nationalism, the recent elections, and moving the country forward.

An interview with investment expert and attorney Jenny Kassan, author of 'Raise Capital on Your Own Terms: How to Fund Your Business Without Selling Your Soul.'

In his debut novel 'The First Day,' Phil Harrison beautifully navigates the story of a love affair between a pastor and a scholar of Samuel Beckett that brings life-altering consequences for those around them.

'The Book of Dust Volume 1: La Belle Sauvage' by Philip Pullman is a wonderful book which should please any who read and enjoyed 'His Dark Materials'. It promises to be every bit as interesting and exciting as the previous series.

Tom Hanks shares his love of typewriters, his book 'Uncommon Type: Some Stories', and discusses his acting career.

In 'Find Peace: One POP at a Time,' Roland Griffith chronicles his own journey to overcome depression and anxiety, and provides an effective approach to readers as well.

At the center of Stephen and Owen King's new novel 'Sleeping Beauties' is a mix of a classical fairy tale with a feminist twist. Word of caution: don't wake up the women.