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Renée Watson, Newbery medal winner and New York Times author, discusses falling in love for the first time in "Everything New Again"
Author Renée Watson on first love and her new young adult novel "Everything New Again"
Mariah Fredericks' new fictional mystery imagines a murder leading up to the Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Mary Calvi talked to author Mariah Fredericks about her new historical novel "Murder on 34th Street." In the book, it's the 1930s and a young assistant tries to save Santa from a threat at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, but she still discovers a body on the float.
"Peck & Peck" is Bonnie Garmus' second novel following her #1 bestselling debut book "Lessons in Chemistry."
Author Bonnie Garmus discusses her new book "Peck & Peck," her follow-up to her blockbuster debut "Lessons in Chemistry."
Mary Calvi talks with author Elizabeth Wellington Rollins about her new book "The Three Graces of Pearl Street"
"The Birthing Tree" is Amanda Peters' second novel after her bestselling debut book "The Berry Pickers"
Amanda Peters, author of the bestselling book "The Berry Pickers," discusses her new novel "The Birthing Tree"
The CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi has selected its next read, With Friends Like You, after it was voted the readers' choice. The book explores the challenges of motherhood, following a woman who feels overwhelmed, isolated and lonely as she navigates life with a newborn.
Club Calvi's Readers' Choice, "The Three Graces of Pearl Street," is author Elizabeth Wellington Rollins' debut novel
Club Calvi's new Readers' Choice is "The Three Graces of Pearl Street" by Elizabeth Wellington Rollins.
Carol Goodman, author of 28 books, many set on Long Island or in the Hudson Valley of New York, talks to Club Calvi about "Our Marriage is Murder"
Critics call "Our Marriage is Murder" a cunning mystery. She spoke with Club Calvi about her book.
Your choices for Club Calvi's next book are "Mazywood" by Tananarive Due, "The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman" by Deesha Philyaw, and "The Three Graces of Pearl Street" by Elizabeth Wellington Rollins.
