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The year is still new, but the 2015 book recommendations are already piling up. Here are the 10 February releases that the Monitor's book critics suggest for your "must-read" list.
Hornby (“High Fidelity,” “Fever Pitch,” “About a Boy”) is known for wit, warmth, and British charm. His latest novel – the story of a 1960s beauty queen who makes the leap from Blackpool ingénue to London superstar – succeeds in offering all of the above. You can read the Monitor's full review of "Funny Girl" here.
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