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  1. green week
    The Best Children’s Books About the Environment, According to EducatorsIncluding books about activism, nature appreciation, the changing of the seasons, and more.
    By Arielle Avila
  2. sunday circular
    10 Products That Delighted Us: From Georgia May Jagger’s Tie-Dye to TikTok MicsIncluding Georgia May Jagger’s go-to tie-dye, a ‘beautiful’ baby bouncer, and stylish rain boots for gardening.
    By The Editors
  3. reading lists
    The Best Books About Asian American Identity, According to ExpertsIncluding genres from fiction to history to poetry — and authors from Helen Zia to Ocean Vuong to Grace Lee Boggs.
    By Lauren Ro
  4. painless shopping
    32 Gifts for Every Type of HostIncluding sculptural vases, an automated countertop herb garden, and an old-timey popcorn maker.
    By The Editors
  5. gifts they might actually want
    The Best Gifts for Writers, According to WritersIncluding bulletin boards, fountain pens, running shoes, meal replacement drinks, and a slang dictionary.
    By Louis Cheslaw
  6. gifts they might actually want
    The Best Gifts for Every Type of BoyfriendWhether he’s a night owl or a plant guy or has his favorite delivery joint on speed dial.
    By The Editors
  7. this thing’s incredible
    I Hate Adult Coloring Books — Except This (Slightly Deranged) RHONY-Themed OneI couldn’t tell you how many times I’ve turned to it for a midday pick-me-up.
    By Arielle Avila
  8. in context
    The Books Danielle Evans Read While Writing The Office of Historical CorrectionsIncluding Toni Morrison’s sixth book and a collection of poetry by Lucille Clifton.
    By Tembe Denton-Hurst
  9. gifts they might actually want
    35 (Under $30) Last-Minute Stocking Stuffers for Kids and BabiesFrom books to the season’s hottest toys, all are tiny enough to fit inside a stocking.
    By Lauren Ro
  10. celebrity shopping
    What Author Neil Gaiman Can’t Live Without“It’s a beautiful book about fathers and sons and birds.”
    By Neil Gaiman as told to Hilary Reid
  11. the toy matrix
    The Only Toy Gift Guide for a 10-Year-Old You’ll Ever NeedFrom a crystal-growing kit approved by a child therapist to the old-school Yahtzee mastered by Sarah Jessica Parker’s daughter.
    By Trupti Rami and Dominique Pariso
  12. things we don’t talk about
    A Sex Book for Every Type of PersonTo quote John Waters, “If you go home with somebody, and they don’t have any books, don’t fuck ’em!”
    By Liz Goldwyn
  13. this thing’s incredible
    My Books Have Never Looked Better Than on These Red Steel ShelvesThe cheery industrial shelving unit was hiding amid a sea of steel and black shelves in Wayfair’s “Garage Storage and Shelving Units” department.
    By Louis Cheslaw
  14. gifts they might actually want
    The Best Gifts for Bookworms (That Aren’t Books)Because they’ve probably already read that novel.
    By Karen Iorio Adelson and Hilary Reid
  15. celebrity shopping
    What Author Brit Bennett Can’t Live Without“I’m someone who cares deeply about the temperature of beverages.”
    By Brit Bennett as told to Hilary Reid
  16. printed matter
    41 of the Year’s Most Giftable Coffee-Table BooksWhether they’re into Naomi Campbell or the rodeo.
    By The Editors
  17. reading lists
    The Best Silicon Valley Sagas, According to Silicon Valley ReportersFrom an inside look at the iPhone’s creation to a former White House official’s history of how Big Tech came to dominate American culture.
    By Louis Cheslaw
  18. office swag
    New York Magazine’s New Book Is HereIt’s an encyclopedia of things created in the city, including Scrabble (1931 in Jackson Heights), and the elevator (inside Cooper Union in 1853).
    By Tembe Denton-Hurst
  19. the toy matrix
    The Only Toy Gift Guide for a 9-Year-Old You’ll Ever NeedChild therapists, discerning parents, and tween whisperers weigh in.
    By Trupti Rami and Dominique Pariso
  20. celebrity shopping
    What Author Rumaan Alam Can’t Live Without“It tastes like candy, but it also tastes like virtue.”
    By Rumaan Alam as told to Hilary Reid
  21. deal of the day
    The Sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale Is On Sale for $3It opens 15 years after the first book ends.
    By The Editors
  22. in context
    The Books Brit Bennett Read While Writing Her OwnIncluding one about faking your own death in the 21st century.
    By Tembe Denton-Hurst
  23. reading lists
    The Best Books on the American Prison System, According to ExpertsFrom the origins of mass incarceration in the U.S. to the movement for prison abolition.
    By Karen Iorio Adelson
  24. reading lists
    10 Books Recommended by Black-Owned BookstoresBlack-owned bookstores recommended books on their reading lists, including the latest book from Brit Bennett and a book written in 1645.
    By Jordan Bowman
  25. reading lists
    The Best Bartending Guides and Cocktail Books, According to BartendersLearn to make cocktails as well as you drink them.
    By Maxine Builder and Dominique Pariso
  26. deal of the day
    Just in Time for Summer Reading, The Kindle Paperwhite Is 25 Percent OffIt’s even waterproof for all your poolside reading.
    By The Editors
  27. small-business stories
    A Greenwich Village Bookshop Pivots to Phone RecommendationsThe staff at Three Lives & Company are spending their days talking up books about historical English gardens and hand-delivering novels.
    By Matthew Sedacca
  28. dad week
    The Best Books for Every Type of DadIncluding history, poetry, novels, and a crossword book.
    By The Editors
  29. required reading
    13 Books You Should Read About Black LivesFrom established classics to newer works.
    By the Cut
  30. ask a cool person
    17 Authors on Their 18 Favorite (Soothing) Audiobooks to Listen ToIncluding Diane Keaton reading Joan Didion, Nicole Kidman reading Virginia Woolf, and Armie Hammer reading Call Me By Your Name.
    By Louis Cheslaw
  31. recommended by experts
    The Best Vegetarian and Vegan Cookbooks, According to Vegetarian and Vegan ChefsAccording to the chefs at Dirt Candy, the Butcher’s Daughter, Modern Love, and more.
    By Maxine Builder and Nikita Richardson
  32. people’s choice
    The Best Sci-Fi Audiobooks on Amazon, According to Hyperenthusiastic Reviewers“Eventually, I had to stop listening to it in the lab because I was laughing so hard I was spilling solutions.”
    By The Editors
  33. ask a cool person
    17 Surprising Indie Bookstore Best Sellers“Poetry is selling really well right now.”
    By Hilary Reid
  34. painless shopping
    The Best (Strategist-Approved) Children’s BooksThirty-three titles for babies, toddlers, elementary, and middle-school kids.
    By Liza Corsillo and Louis Cheslaw
  35. ask a cool person
    23 Authors on 26 Books They’re Reading to Escape the Present MomentAnne Tyler, Ottessa Moshfegh, Garth Greenwell and 20 others weigh in.
    By Louis Cheslaw
  36. reading lists
    What to Read During Self-Quarantine, According to McNally Jackson BooksellersFrom a Silicon Valley memoir to World War II history.
    By The Editors
  37. vulture lists
    The Best Pandemic Books to Read During CoronavirusWith stakes so high, it’s easy to see why novelists find outbreaks of disease so compelling. Here are 20 great fictional takes.
    By Tobias Carroll
  38. trust me i should know
    The Best Books on The Iran-Contra Affair, According to Leon NeyfakhAccording to Leon Neyfakh, the host of Slow Burn
    By Leon Neyfakh
  39. please advise
    Ask Chris Black: What Do You Use to Keep Your Teeth Pearly White?Everything Chris uses to care for his teeth (and mouth), plus his favorite bedside tables and the books currently on his reading list.
    By Chris Black
  40. holiday gifts 2019
    The Best Cookbooks to Give, Recommended by Cookbook AuthorsWith recommendations from Alison Roman, Ruth Reichl, and Brooks Headley.
    By Rebecca Firkser
  41. celebrity shopping
    What National Book Foundation Executive Director Lisa Lucas Can’t Live Without“So the deal on this stuff is that it looks like a brown gelatinous mess and it smells like Alpo and it makes your face magic.”
    By Lisa Lucas as told to Hilary Reid
  42. sunday circular
    15 Products That Delighted Us Last Week: From Danish Toothbrushes to Egg CookersIncluding some kids’ blocks that double as décor, an egg you’ll love (but not for eating), and a very fun toothbrush.
    By The Editors
  43. celebrity shopping
    What Brother Vellies Designer Aurora James Can’t Live Without“I’ve always been very into dreaming. Sometimes mine blend into reality. I’ll be like, was that real or a dream?”
    By Aurora James as told to Chloe Anello
  44. celebrity shopping
    What Patrisse Cullors Can’t Live WithoutIncluding her favorite vampire book and the earrings she found on J.Lo’s Instagram.
    By Patrisse Cullors as told to Hilary Reid
  45. celebrity shopping
    What Jacqueline Woodson Can’t Live WithoutThe ‘Red at the Bone’ author on her favorite book, wine, and soda maker.
    By Jacqueline Woodson as told to Hilary Reid
  46. people’s choice
    The Best Adult Coloring Books, According to Hyperenthusiastic ReviewersWith books to help you decompress, relax, and feel like a kid again
    By The Editors
  47. reading lists
    The Best Books for 6-Year-Olds, According to LibrariansIncluding books to read aloud, easy-reader books, early chapter books, and the most popular books as determined by 6-year-olds.
    By Liza Corsillo
  48. please advise
    Ask Chris Black: What Do You Use to Stay Organized?Plus, travel mugs that won’t make you look like a suburban parent at your kid’s school drop-off, and Chris’s favorite coffee-table books.
    By Chris Black
  49. what i can’t live without
    What Three Women Writer Lisa Taddeo Can’t Live WithoutIncluding the Hermès cologne she stole from her husband, and the tools she uses to keep her “Capricorn OCD brain” organized.
    By Lisa Taddeo as told to Hilary Reid
  50. please advise
    Ask Chris Black: What’s On Your Summer Reading List?Plus: A nice-looking, head-to-toe outfit to wear on job interviews (for under $200), and everything Chris sleeps on and under.
    By Chris Black
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