Many of the best new books this month ask readers to think about consequences. How can a decision one individual makes alter the course of several lives? In James McBride’s latest novel, a single act of violence sends shockwaves through a tight-knit Brooklyn community. In Kevin Nguyen’s debut, two overworked and under-appreciated employees at a tech company must deal with the ramifications of an impulsive invasion of privacy. Nonfiction titles, like former National Security Advisor John Bolton‘s embattled new memoir, also bring forward questions of how we deal with choices made by people in power — and how those choices impact our future. Here, the 12 new books you should read in March.
Time: Here are the 12 new books you should read in March
A man reads a book at the banks of the Spree as the river's water is glittering in the sun in Berlin's Mitte (centre) district on Feb. 25, 2019.
