The best new releases to read this summer, whether you prefer thrillers, romcoms, or anything in between.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Whistler by Ann Patchett and Enough by Dawn French.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett and John Of John by Douglas Stuart.

The quirky comedian talks about his love of suburbia, feeling old and a life of pottering.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of The Given World by Melissa Harrison and American Fantasy by Emma Straub.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Give Me Everything You’ve Got by Imogen Crimp and Eat Bitter by Lydia Pang.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Shrink Solves Murder by Philippa Perry and The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of A Killer In The Family by Amin Ahmad and How To Age by Liz Earle.

Beauty entrepreneur and wellness expert Liz Earle talks to Prudence Wade about going into the later stages of life healthier than ever.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Porcupines by Fran Fabriczki and The Wreck by Lizzy Stewart.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke and My Year In Paris With Gertrude Stein by Deborah Levy.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Permanence by Sophie Mackintosh and The Body Builders by Albertine Clarke

The bestselling author, whose new book has just been published, reveals how writer’s block led her to seek help.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Kin by Tayari Jones and Original Sin by Kathryn Paige Harden.

The actor talks about new chapters in his life.

Actor Viola Davis has teamed up with thriller author James Patterson on a new book. By Prudence Wade.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Look What You Made Me Do by John Lanchester and Sisters In Yellow by Mieko Kawakami.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Under Water by Tara Menon and Judge Stone by James Patterson and Viola Davis.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of A Far-Flung Life by M L Stedman and A History Of France In 21 Women by Katherine Pangonis.

TV presenter Lorraine Kelly’s daughter talks about their relationship.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of A Hymn To Life by Gisele Pelicot and Nonesuch by Francis Spufford.

The popular TV presenter has written her first book, titled Feeling Fabulous.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Crux by Gabriel Tallent and Jean by Madeleine Dunnigan.

The former Britain’s Got Talent comedian and impressionist reveals how men abusing power affected them both.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Lost Lambs by Madeline Cash and Stowaways by Andre Aciman.

From making your own pastes to whipping out the slow cooker, Dan Toombs gives his advice for nailing your next dinner.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of A Bad, Bad Place by Frances Crawford and A Guardian And A Thief by Megha Majumdar.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Vigil by George Saunders and Glyph by Ali Smith.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Welcome to the Neighbourhood by Jane Fallon and Half His Age by Jennette McCurdy

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Departure(s) by Julian Barnes and Evil Bones by Kathy Reichs.

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Best Offer Wins by Marisa Kashino and Grace by Chika Unigwe.

Sarah Gannon’s book is inspired by her seven-year-old daughter Ciara who has Charge syndrome and is deafblind.

Right-back Book captained City as they won four major trophies

Rockstar-turned-cheesemaker Alex James reflects on tearing himself from his Cotswolds farm to get the band back together.

The Dublin author speaks about returning to the character of Paula Spencer for his latest novel.

The TV funnyman talks about his fear of being cancelled, and moving on as his real self. By Hannah Stephenson.

As her memoir Dancing In The Rain is published, Amy Dowden talks to Abi Jackson about what’s got her through some ‘very dark’ times.

The TV presenter talks about menopause and her mid-life journey

Three of Sally Rooney’s books – Normal People, Beautiful World Where Are You, and Conversations With Friends – featured among the most popular reads of the decade

Dr Micheline Sheehy Skeffington's fight against gender discrimination in Irish academia was long and difficult, and now she's finally telling her full story