
The last weeks of summer are finally upon us: distract yourself from this fact with some light-hearted dog stories.

These snarky children's books, written for disillusioned grown-ups, are full of sarcasm, gore, and curse words sure to brighten your day.

Prime reading selections—or stocking stuffers—from 2011's GOOD Book series.

From sex on the moon to globe-trotting fashion editors to robot revolutions, this week's GOOD Books have oceanside appeal but won't dumb you down.

Planning to hit the open road this summer? These five books will inspire you.

British food writer Niki Segnit's reference book for home cooks lists 99 flavors and 900 common flavor pairings.

And it looks pretty incestuous. What that means for the future of Merlot and biotechnology's role in breeding better vines.

GOOD editors choose their favorite books of the year.

Five thriller novels, plus their on-screen counterparts, to get you in a Halloween mood.

Classic and contemporary selections of holiday cheer.

Our recession through the narrative lens of the Great Depression
Every time I read about the potential, impending second Great Depression,...

Admit it: everybody loves a good scandal. Inspired by News of the World, here's a list of five GOOD Books on journalistic controversies.

Grab a box of Kleenex and crack open one of these five tales of true gay love.

In the year of rioting, here are five books about 20th-century riots that brought about social change.

GOOD Books is a weekly roundup of what we're reading and what we wish we were reading. This week, brush up on everything Wall Street.

Even if you’re not participating in our "get healthy" challenge, get inspired by others' stories about eating, moving, relaxing, and detoxing.

For this week's GOOD Books, we suggest reading up on sports' greatest scandals.

The holidays are close, and chances are you'll be gifting. Here are some books fit for your parents.