New York Journal of Books

Will revelations in Bolton's controversial book shut down Trump's chances for reelection? Just how teflon is Donald Trump?

New York Journal of Books celebrates literary excellence in children's books in its selection of message driven, visually stimulating and fun titles that will enrich a child's mind.

New York Journal of Books celebrates literary excellence in children's books in its selection of message driven, visually stimulating and fun titles that will enrich a child's mind.

New York Journal of Books' new custom digital technology connects reviewers to upcoming titles. Book reviews are alive and well, and readers are thrilled about the increase in coverage.

New York Journal of Books reviews Do Cool Sh*t and uncovers what's not in the book: her restaurant for lactose intolerant, gluten free, and vegan diners was briefly closed by New York City Dept. of Health for Healthcare violations.

Reading calms frazzled nerves. Losing yourself in a book compels the mind to concentrate and eases tensions. Stressed about choosing a read? Alleviate the hassle by relying on the best book reviews online at NY Journal of Books

Jackie Robinson Day is a fitting tribute to major league baseball's #42, a giant among men and a player whose determination and accomplishments on and off the field compelled America to confront harmful racial stereotypes.

A failed marriage is not funny. "Life in a Marital Institution" described by NYJB as a “tedious diatribe." The author, “a sad, pointless, immature man walking away from his family because he can’t bear to be wrong." Where's the...

New York Journal of Books reviewer Jim Thompson, a leading author of Nordic Noir in Finland, notes Ake Edwardson’s unusually meandering story in the newly released translation of Room No.

"The Mapmaker's War: A Legend" is an inspiring tale with a feminist spin. A laudatory review in New York Journal of Books is accompanied by an exclusive in depth interview that explains the author's writing process.