Thanks for the Memories By: Cecelia Ahern (Harper) A blood transfusion leaves Joyce with mysterious memories. This is more sparkling chick-lit from Irish author Ahern (creator of Samantha Who?) — though it doesn’t compare to P.S. I Love You.
Blue Boy By: Rakesh Satyal (Kensington) Set in early 1990s Cincinnati, this lovely coming-of-age-novel follows a cross-dressing son of Indian immigrants who convinces himself he’s the reincarnation of a Hindu deity.
Class With the Countess By: Luann de Lesseps (Gotham) Sophisticated living for everyday girls — a guide from this Real Housewife of NYC, who also shares her journey from Connecticut dreamer to countess.
Certain Girls By: Jennifer Weiner (Washington Square Press) In an emotional, witty sequel to best-seller Good in Bed, the sarcastic Cannie Shapiro searches for happiness while coping with a teen daughter — and her own insecurities.
Emergency By: Neil Strauss (Harper Paperbacks) The master of seduction (see: The Game) also masters amateur expertise in this enjoyable manual for surviving in an uncertain world. Whether you’re daring or cautious, Strauss is your savior.
No Regrets:101 Fabulous Things to Do Before You’re Too Old, Married or Pregnant By: Sarah Ivens (Broadway) OK! Magazine’s Editorial Director presents 101 fantastic ways to get great life experiences before babies and baggage weigh you down. Sarah’s sound advice and adventurous anecdotes from savvy gals will inspire you!
The Winner Stands Alone By: Paulo Coelho (Harper) The beloved author of The Alchemist tackles fashion and fame in his latest work, which follows a Russian entrepreneur over 24 hours at the Cannes Film Festival.
Safe at Home By: Alyssa Milano (William Morrow) The Charmed actress shares her love of baseball with fans, providing photos, anecdotes and some personal stories. L.A. Dodgers manager Joe Torre provides the foreword.
Face of Betrayal By: Lis Wiehl (Thomas Nelson) In the first exciting novel of the Triple Threat series, three female friends (an FBI agent, a reporter and a federal prosecutor) set out to solve the mystery of a missing Senate page.
It’s Not Necessarily Not the Truth By: Jaime Pressly (William Morrow) My Name Is Earl star Pressly shares the story of her small-town childhood in a large, Southern family — and how big dreams took her to Tinseltown.
