In 'Memorial Days: A Memoir', Geraldine Brooks reflects on her grief following the sudden death of her partner, delving into cultural grieving rituals.

Tina Knowles' memoir, 'Matriarch', offers an intimate look at her life and the challenges she faced while raising her famous daughters, Beyoncé and Solange.

Amazon has unveiled its list of the top 20 most popular books of 2025, showcasing a diverse array of genres for avid readers.

Jeff Hobbs' 'Seeking Shelter' narrates the struggles of a single mother as she navigates homelessness while striving to keep her family intact.

Nikki Eerlick's 'The Poppy Fields' follows four individuals at a controversial treatment center, revealing their pasts as they seek healing.

Will Leitch's 'Lloyd McNeil's Last Ride' tells the gripping tale of a dying cop who engages in dangerous antics to secure his son's future.

In 'King of Ashes', S.A. Cosby explores family dynamics as Roman Carruthers returns home to manage troubles following his father's coma.

Ron Chernow's biography 'Mark Twain' utilizes new archival materials to provide a comprehensive portrait of the iconic author.

Alexander Clapp's 'Waste Wars: The Wild Afterlife of Your Trash' investigates the global garbage trade and its detrimental effects on vulnerable communities.

Gardiner Harris' 'No More Tears: The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson' exposes unethical practices within the pharmaceutical giant, highlighting significant public health risks.

Ocean Vuong's 'The Emperor of Gladness' explores the profound bond between a young man and an elderly woman, emphasizing themes of love and community.

Leila Mottley's upcoming release, 'The Girls Who Grew Big', set for June 24, 2025, portrays the lives of teenage mothers in Florida as they navigate motherhood and societal expectations.