Mackenzie Dawson is a Books Editor at the New York Post. She specializes in literary coverage, writing the weekly Required Reading column that highlights the best new releases. Mackenzie is featured in the New York Post and has a background that includes a BA from Colby College and an MA in Journalism from NYU.
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You’ll know a holiday romance novel when you see it — its cover might be graced with candy canes, mittens, skis, fir trees, or anything else that says “winter.”
From novels to non-fiction and memoirs, here are the books The New York Post loved most in 2022.
By: Mackenzie Dawson
“Throughout life’s darkest moments and lowest emotional points, the power of prayer sustains me,” Faulkner said.
The good news, author Elissa Epel emphasizes, is that people have far more control over their stress response than they might think.
Kirshenbaum got the inspiration for the novel when he and his family decamped to Miami during the pandemic.
Ready, set, summer! Time to load up your beach bag with these new novels.
By: Mackenzie Dawson
Be a rebel and pick up these titles.
Check out 30 of The Post's favorite books — fiction and non-fiction — from 2023.
His train is always right on rhyme. Paul Pesante, a longtime conductor on Metro-North's Hudson Line, has become a minor celebrity among the commuting crowd with his reliably witty rhyming announcements.
When it's frigid outside, it's the best time of year to plop down on the couch and pick up a book that will scare the bejesus out of you. (For
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