New York Journal of Books

This memoir is a poignant tale about a search for answers, revealing the enduring power of a son's love and the overwhelming sense of loss that fuels the quest for information about his fathers untimely death. It's a sensational read.

"Banzai Babe Ruth: Baseball, Espionage, and Assassination During the 1934 Tour of Japan" lauded by eminent baseball historian Dorothy Seymour Mills for thorough research and accurate depiction of Babe Ruth's 1934 baseball tour of Japan.

The ACLU has adopted positions that affect our lives. Read the inside story behind the American Civil Liberties Union and its decisions regarding privacy on birth control, rape, sexual harassment, and gay rights.

It’s that time of year and you’re shopping for a reasonably priced present with a lot of impact. "Coloring for Grownups: The Adult Activity Book" fits the bill. It inspires memories of childhood play infused with adult mischief. Great gift!

Are you tearing your hair out trying to come up with gift ideas for the children in your life? Have you considered a book? A book is engaging, fun, and educational, and it will be remembered always. New York Journal of Books makes the choice easy.

Are you tearing your hair out trying to come up with gift ideas for the children in your life? Have you considered a book? A book is engaging, fun, and educational, and it will be remembered always. New York Journal of Books makes the choice easy.

Pop culture flourishes at NYJB. We cover celebrity memoirs, titillated by that inside look at celebrity life. Secrets exposed, lives revealed, true colors painted . . . confessions, proclamations, denials, acknowledgements—NYJB covers them all.

NO MORE BULL, October is National Bullying Prevention month. New York Journal of Books reviews an array of titles that address this issue and offer guidance to families, teachers and school administrators who are facing and fighting this crisis.

Women's issues are front and center in the national political debate. Recently published books are addressing women's health, providing worthwhile material. Hang on to your panties and bras and read the reviews in New York Journal of Books.

"Against Security: How We Go Wrong at Airports, Subways, and Other Sites of Ambiguous Danger" questions America's security response to 9/11. Are our methods effective or are they a means of quelling the deep seated fears that were born on 9/11/2001?