NYPL Recommendations

Reflecting on our beliefs and motives, decisions and reactions, helps us grow. Here are a few titles from the arenas of Human and Social Behavior that offer insight into our psyches.

Many books from Science and Science Fiction genres foretell the future and serve as cautionary tales that demand we think about our actions and the way we live today.

Our staff's favorite new comics and graphic novels.

Books for kids that address scary events—big and small—and how to cope with the anxiety, fear, anger, and other feelings they bring up.

Bring the whole family and join us in the Irma and Paul Milstein Division of U.S. History, Local History, and Genealogy for Family History Day Saturday June 18, 2016 from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM.

If you are among the many readers who read one of these five titles and want more of the same adventure or romance or thrills, here are some suggestions for you.

We asked our book experts to pair a book they love with a something to eat. We hope you find something delicious.

For fans of The Gene, discover seven more recent examples of artful science writing.

It’s never too early to read children books that speak to equality.

En esta lista selectiva de nuevas novelas históricas, el lector se remontará al pasado para ser testigo de grandes pasiones y acontecimientos únicos en la historia, mientras disfruta leyendo campante del presente clima primaveral y ¡refrescante!

If you are among the many readers who read one of these five titles and want more of the same adventure or romance or thrills, here are some suggestions for you.

Over the course of her four decades as a writer, Erdrich has entranced critics and readers alike with her expert, compassionate portraits of Native American life.

Our Best Books for Teens committee has been busy reading and reviewing 2016 titles. Here are a few of their favorite new comics and graphic novels.

Books about hiking, evolution, human nature, dogs and cats, city parks and gardens, and classic fiction were among the titles readers recommended at our Open Book Night last month when we suggested the topic “the natural world.”

Who would have imagined a trend in YA literature toward realistic, character-driven, and emotionally intense stories? If that is up your alley, we have some recommendations for you.

Our staff have been busy reading and reviewing this year's picture books. Here are a few of their favorites featuring animals to teach kids about, well, animals—but also some other important life lessons.

Our children's librarians have been busy reading and reviewing this year's picture books. Check out a few of their favorites.

When the Angry Birds movie hit theaters, we asked our NYPL recommendation experts to name their favorite books, movies, or TV shows that feature… well, angry birds.

If you are among the many readers who bought and read one of these five titles and want more of the same adventure or romance or thrills, here are some suggestions for you.

Check out our list of offbeat, character-driven, intricately plotted, suspense novels set in the Midwest.