Your weekly guide to Chicago Tribune's favorites in books, authors and events
 Thursday, Jan 4 I don't want to read more because I'm chasing a number, but because I know what I'm missing out on if I read less. |
| Get a reading from the BiblioracleBiblioracle John Warner tells readers what to pick up next, based on their last five books. Send an email and get a reading. |
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| In the second of her "Seasonal" quartet, Ali Smith delivers a breathtaking — and angry — novel. |
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| "Brown Girl Dreaming" author Jacqueline Woodson has been named the next National Ambassador for Young People's Literature. |
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| "The Vanity Fair Diaries" sounds like more fun than it reads. |
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| The story of Lucy Kalanithi and John Duberstein is both unlikely and destined, the stuff of a rom-com. It begins, tragically, on a death bed. |
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| "Robots vs. Fairies," "The Weight of Words" and "Starlings" are reviewed in this week's science-fiction roundup. |
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| Resolving to read more in 2018? Check out information about the Chicago Tribune's print and e-books. |
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