Many People Are Reading Sarah Palin’s Book
Almost more people than have read any other nonfiction book in its first week, ever!
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Almost more people than have read any other nonfiction book in its first week, ever!
These new clothbound editions of Penguin Classics are printed with vibrant, elegant designs.
On Palin's new book: "I can only imagine how many typos will make it through."
Prepare to hear the term "The Straw We" bandied about at holiday parties.
"It has to do with a brother and sister. When the book opens she's already committed suicide, and it's about how he deals with it."
Heidi Morgan and Spencer Pratt "write" about perhaps the only thing they know.
No index and long chapters mean at least one person will have to do some hard digging.
First, let's get one thing straight: Barbara Walters invented going rogue.
Behind the scenes of the Obama campaign from a guy who knows: Obama's campaign manager.
Crashed cars! Publishers running off solar power! Tennyson quotes!
Are you ready for another Dave Eggers–penned film for adults that looks deceptively like one for kids?
"I would look for the manifesto online, and every time I would read it, I would find something else that was intriguing to me."
Rubin, ousted from Doubleday, announced he'll head the much smaller Henry Holt, and make it more "focused."
"That’s my dude, man. He’s been like a dad to me."
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