USA Today: Books

Jami Attenberg mines familial dysfunction for her brilliant new novel "All This Could Be Yours," and master John le Carré delivers a new spy novel.

In his candid new autobiography "Me," Elton John opens up about his friendships with Freddie Mercury and John Lennon, and past tiff with Tina Turner.

The hills are alive, again, as Julie Andrews releases "Home Work: A Memoir of My Hollywood Years," a new book with stories from her Disney beginnings.

Ronan Farrow talks about his book, "Catch and Kill," which he says refers to seven complaints against former NBC "Today" show anchor Matt Lauer.

Fans of Ali Wong will not be disappointed with the comedian's first book, a collection of sometimes scandalous essays called "Dear Girls".

"Shadow and Bone" author Leigh Bardugo makes the leap from YA in her first adult novel, "Ninth House," a dark fantasy that explores class and magic.

Jimmy Fallon, father of two and host of "The Tonight Show," publishes his third children's book, "This Is Baby."

Alone, they're scary enough. But things are doubly freaky when horror master Stephen King and son Joe Hill's 'In the Tall Grass' comes to Netflix.

It's a messy world, Deepak Chopra says, but his new book "Metahuman" argues we have infinite potential to change it.

Blondie singer Debbie Harry opens up in revealing new memoir "Face It," while Stephen Chbosky releases the chilling "Imaginary Friend."