Best Reads of Fall 2022
Best Reads of Fall 2022
It's Fall and that means it's time to (Trick or) Treat yourself with a new book. This is our list of our most anticipated non-fiction, memoir and fiction books arriving in Fall 2022.
Click on the title below to purchase or pre-order:
The Mosquito Bowl is a true story about a college football team and its journey from obscurity to national prominence during the World War II era. Written by Buzz Bissinger, the author of Friday Night Lights, and it is sure to become a classic.
Blood & Ink tells the story of two murders that took place in New Brunswick, NJ 100 years ago. The Reverend Edward Hall and his mistress were victims of a double murder. These highly-publicized murders became the subject of a miniseries on television and were considered the crimes of the century.
The Rothschild family was a powerful banking family run by men, but it was the women who were behind the scenes who made it all possible. An absorbing and compulsive book that reveals the complicated lives of the women of the world's most famous dynasty.
This catalog was created to accompany the Saatchi Gallery's exhibition Vision and Virtuosity in London. It reflects all of the romance and heritage that Tiffany's is known for.
Truman Capote and Andy Warhol were two cultural giants who were good friends. In 1978, they decided to collaborate on a Broadway play. They had a common goal: to tell the story of their friendship. They wanted to tell it through the art form of the play.
Click on the title below to purchase or pre-order:
Misty Copeland is a New York Times bestseller and a celebrated ballerina. This memoir tells of her friendship with Raven Wilkinson and highlights the importance of mentorship, and honoring the past in order to build a better future.
From her idyllic childhood growing up in the American Midwest, to her Oscar-nominated performance as Sunset Boulevard (1950), and her social life in New York and Los Angeles - actress Nancy Olson Livingston is a woman who has had many blessings. Livingston's memoir, A Front Row Seat, is a charming, intimate chronicle of her life as an actress and mother. It also includes her memories of some of the most important figures and moments in her life.
Tony Tetro, a world-renowned art forger, reveals his secrets to painting like masters over the decades. Tetro exposes an art world far more corrupt than we knew, while giving an art history lesson wrapped up in drugs, sex and Caravaggio.
Jennette McCurdy, iCarly, Sam & Cat star, shares her heartbreaking and funny memoir about her childhood as a child actor. She discusses her struggles with eating disorders, addiction, and a difficult relationship with her mother. And how she regained control of her own life.
Rolling Stone founder, co-editor, and publisher Jann Wenner offers a once-in-a-generation memoir from the beating heart of classic rock and roll. This deeply personal memoir takes you inside the music and politics of the generation that brought about the cultural revolution that swept America and the world.
Click on the title below to purchase or pre-order:
Anthony Horowitz, New York Times bestseller, presents his clever fourth literary whodunit. After The Word is Murder and The Sentence is Death, Horowitz is made the prime suspect in a criminal investigation. Detective Hawthorne, his new partner in solving crimes, can prove that he is innocent.
The much-anticipated debut novel by Crime Junkie podcast host, Ashley Flowers. Margot Davies is a journalist who becomes obsessed with her hometown's dark secrets. The unsolved murder of her childhood friend and the disappearance of another girl twenty years later.
Colby Mills felt that he was destined to become a musician, but tragedy halted his dreams. Now running his family's farm, he spontaneously accepts a gig at a St. Pete Beach bar where he meets Morgan Lee. She is the catalyst for his world to be turned upside down.
As the world goes into lockdown, Lucy Barton is uprooted from her life in Manhattan to a small town in Maine by her ex-husband and on-again, off-again friend, William. For the next several months, it's just Lucy, William, and their complex past together in a little house nestled by the sea.
This is a heartwarming and moving story about a retired schoolteacher whose decade-old secret threatens to shock her small Texas town.
