Land by Maggie O'Farrell: This doomladen tale doesn’t quite land
All the old Stones riffs with no fresh licks
Spies and Other Gods: When spooks get spooked by self-doubt
Relative Failures: Fascinating tales of sibling rivalry
Son of Nobody is more proof that Yann Martel is a literary paper tiger
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The making of Elon Musk, and what he means for the rest of us
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Departure(s) by Julian Barnes: Love, sex and a real sense of an ending
Raffles, Gentleman Thief book review: A dapper anti-Sherlock Holmes
Schott's Significa: Crack the code, from spies to Swifties
Blitz: The brave dreamers whose club defined the 1980s
The Book of Revelations review: Family secrets, universal histories
Never Flinch: Stephen King tries plotting and comes out plodding
Original Sin review: How we were fools to be fooled by Biden’s people
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De Beauvoir’s 1960s heroine shows little has changed since
Dianaworld review: For Diana fans to enjoy — but not to trust
Ocean review: David Attenborough still wants to change the world
What's in a name? Rather a lot in this novel by Florence Knapp
Parallel Lines by Edward St Aubyn: elegant skewering of the beautiful
Murder on Line One review: Jeremy Vine hops on the whodunnit bandwagon
24 of the best-selling novels of all time to read in 2024
Social housing in Britain is broken — this book shows the human cost
Sobering read: the Ghislaine Maxwell trial by a child abuse victim
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Madonna review: 800-page biography is a turkey — and dry as one too
The Glutton review: An exquisite story of a man who ate everything
The Candy House: a disquieting novel about the digital age
French Braid by Anne Tyler review: a quietly radical story
Manifesto by Bernardine Evaristo review: lively, moving and funny
Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead review
Traitor King by Andrew Lownie review: urgent reading for royals
Sad Little Men: Private Schools and the Ruin of England review
Billy Summers by Stephen King review
Mrs March by Virginia Feito review: an utterly beguiling protagonist
The Plot review: Part thrilling page-turner, part literary satire
The Country of Others by Leïla Slimani review
Paul by Daisy Lafarge review: Lyrical tale of a toxic relationship
Her Heart for a Compass by Sarah Ferguson review: amiable tosh
Crime and thrillers: two of the best new reads
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Filthy Animals by Brandon Taylor review
Animal by Lisa Taddeo review
Consumed: A Sister’s Story by Arifa Akbar review
The Mysterious Correspondent: New Stories by Marcel Proust review
You Are a Champion by Marcus Rashford review
From the skies to the silver screen: Maggie Shipstead on Great Circle
Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid review
The Case of the Married Woman by Antonia Fraser review
Letters to Camondo by Edmund de Waal review
Matthew E White and Lonnie Holley review: it’s out there, alright
Those Who Can, Teach by Andria Zafirakou: going above and beyond
First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami review
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