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Paint by numbers

As director of the African American Studies program at Princeton University, Nell Painter seemed to be at the pinnacle of her distinguished career. The renowned historian had written numerous books, including the bestseller The History of White People. But at age 64, Painter surprised everyone by leaving Princeton to take up something completely different: art school. The road was anything but easy, as she explains in her bold, brave account, Old in Art School: A Memoir of Starting Over.

The boss and her bodyguard

Tensions—sexual and otherwise—run high between two stubborn people with shadowy pasts in the final installment of Lori Foster’s Body Armor series.

Booking it to the altar

Every wedding season, starry-eyed brides wed their handsome grooms amid fairytale summer celebrations. But what happens during the months and days leading up to the magical day, you ask? Staggering emotional highs and terrifying jumping-off-cliff lows, that’s what! We’ve picked three titles this month to immerse you in the romance, ups and downs of saying “I do.”

Guides for spiritual seekers

For many, the holidays are a season for reflection. For gifts that deliver an uplifting message or daily direction for practicing your faith, consider these inspirational new releases.

Faith always finds a way

God’s plan is often difficult to see, especially in our darkest moments. By examining their hearts, the characters in these inspirational novels discover that life is so much better when they renew their spiritual beliefs and follow God’s plan rather than their own crooked paths.

A Sunday kind of love

If you’re lucky, your mom will always be your moon and stars, even after she’s gone. During the month of Mother’s Day, celebrate memorable moms and their adoring (and occasionally aggravating) children with these five books.

Connecting the dots of education

Education doesn’t happen in a bubble. These five new books highlight important connections between education and history, business, entrepreneurship, safety and democracy.

Subverting the small-town romance

Two new small-town romances prove there’s life yet in a subgenre that’s often seen as old-fashioned at best, retrograde at worst.

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