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In his new book "Radical Love," Zachary Levi pulls back the curtain on his Hollywood lifestyle for a candid look at mental health.

Beach read master Jennifer Weiner, Emily St. John Mandel, Amy Bloom and "Star Wars" super fan Mike Chen have written some of this year's best books.

Music biographer James Gavin offers a definitive portrait of George Michael in a new biography, and Lidia Yuknavitch dazzles with "Thrust."

These perfect rom-coms received ★★★★ reviews from USA TODAY critics, including Emily Henry's "Book Lovers" and Mia Sosa's "The Wedding Crasher."

In addition to summer beach reads by Elin Hilderbrand and Jenny Han, Jenny Mollen's debut fiction book, "City of Likes," makes the best sellers list.

“The Ghosts of Denver: Capitol Hill,” by Phil Goodstein (New Social Publications)

What does it take to be the book of summer? Thrills, chills and a whole lot of buzz, according to USA TODAY's Best-Selling Books list.

Just when you think you know someone, everything changes in Riley Sager's new thriller, which borrows a page from Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window."

Author James Patterson kicked a culture war hornet's next when he said white men face "racism" in the publishing industry. We crunched the numbers.

As America celebrates Juneteeth, it can bring tough questions from children about the nation's history of slavery. These books can help them understand.