Books

A new children’s book introduces kids to the world of transgender politics

Book review: Bright Eyed: Insomnia and its cultures

Tom Mulcair was a lonely federalist working for the Quebec civil service in 1980, when a referendum threatened to tear the country apart

Harper Lee’s much-anticipated ’To Kill A Mockingbird’ follow-up is selling like hot cakes. But where’s all the launch-day excitement?

The hottest titles in both fiction and non-fiction

Book review: Rising intellectual force Ta-Nehisi Coates writes a letter to his son in a searing polemic about the realities of black life in America

A high-profile North Korean defector’s surprising revelations about life in the Hermit Kingdom

Book review: ’A Hanging at Cinder Bottom’ is Mark Twain meets ’Ocean’s Eleven’

Book review: Ben Mezrich’s story of Boris Berezovsky, one of Russia’s richest oligarchs, tries to fill in the gaps on a legacy steeped in mystery

Book review: Alexander C. Bennett’s Kendo: Culture of the Sword