It's a novel that offers a complete reading experience, with ample quantities of both visceral action and character intimacy.

When gay marriage was legalized in the United States on June 26, 2015, it appeared as though the last major hurdle for LGBT rights was finally overcome. While this is a major milestone in the journey for equal rights, there is still a long way to go before global tolerance can be achieved.

There are two reasons why someone should read this book. The first is entertainment. The book is filled with satire and humor. The second is a need to escape from the harsh reality of the modern world. Take a mental health break!

Dead ends, murderous deeds, and unfulfilled lives all combine in a unique collection of poems and stories acknowledging that sometimes things just don’t work out.

An entertaining look at a future where technology has freed humanity from poverty and war, yet faces real problems coping with its own violent nature.

I was interested in learning more about minerals and all they do in our bodies. So I looked for books that were about mineral nutrition and I found very little.

I wanted to write the kind of book that I like to read: both fast-paced and suspenseful while also having a strong/smart plot.

"Two Tales of the Moon" is about the increasingly complex relationship between U.S. and China against the background of cross national business competitions with both economic and political ramifications.

The main reason people should read this book is that diversity and courage develop character.

The oil spike and economic collapse in 2008 provided inspiration. It made me ask the question: What will happen when the Earth truly runs out of economically viable and readily available raw materials?

The historical biography of a woman born during World War II and fleeing the violence there, later fleeing communist regimes as a teenager, and traveling the world.

Not everyone should read this book. It’s a book for “us” – the bookworms.