Are you looking for your next great read? The BookPage editors have some suggestions. Check out their Top 10 books from the February issue.

Pachinko

by Min Jin Lee

Family SagaKorean-American writer Min Jin Lee follows her acclaimed debut, Free Food for Millionaires, with Pachinko, the sweeping story of a Korean family struggling to find love, fortunate, and a sense of belonging in a culture that regards them as aliens.Read more > >

Behind Her Eyes

by Sarah Pinborough

ThrillerReaders on both sides of the Atlantic are buzzing about Behind Her Eyes, Sarah Pinborough's love-triangle mystery with a mind-blowing twist.Read more > >

A Really Good Day

by Ayelet Waldman

WellnessFrustrated by years of unresolved pain and mood swings, Ayelet Waldman resolved to try one last, desperate treatment: microdoses of the psychadelic drug LSD.Read more > >

This Is How It Always Is

by Laurie Frankel

ParentingIn Laurie Frankel's touching third novel, This Is How It Always Is, the challenges of parenting - and keeping secrets - are magnified when a family's fifth son decides he's a girl. Frankel tapped her own experiences as the parent of a transgender child in crafting this sensitive story.Read more > >

Once We Were Sisters

by Sheila Kohler

SisterhoodIn Once We Were Sisters, novelist and acclaimed short story writer Sheila Kohler ponders her privileged South African upbringing with her older sister, Maxine, and the suspicious circumstances of her sister's death at age 39. Was it a car accident - or murder?Read more > >

The Animators

by Kayla Rae Whitaker

CreativityA rich authentic look at creative partnerships, Kayla Rae Whitaker's sparkling debut novel The Animators follows Mel and Sharon, who meet in college and build their shared love of cartoons into a thriving film business.Read more > >

All Our Wrong Todays

by Elan Mastai

Time TravelAll Our Wrong Todays, a riveting novel about a time traveler from an alternate reality who ends up in our technologically backward current era, earned Canadian screenwriter Elan Mastai a million-dollar book deal and a film rights sale to Paramount Pictures.Read more > >

Six Encounters with Lincoln

by Elizabeth Brown Pryor

HistoryPublished after the tragic death of the author, Six Encounters with Lincoln offers an intriguing new perspective on our most-revered president by examining six of his lesser-known meetings with citizens.Read more > >

The Patriots

by Sana Krasikov

Cold WarA former 5 under 35 honoree of the National Book Foundation, Sana Krasikov traces three generations of a Russian-American family in The Patriots, starting in the 1930s when Florence Fein leaves her Brooklyn home and moves to the Soviet Union.Read more > >

Snowblind

by Ragnar Jonasson

MysteryDo we need yet another scintillating Scandinavian noir? Yes we do, especially one that has the Agatha Christie touches of Snowblind, a chilling mystery by Icelandic writer Ragnar Jonasson.Read more > >