Finally, the movie powers-that-be decide to be merciful and do a general release of "Silver Linings Playbook," a movie nominated for 8 Academy Awards in 2013.
In "All Our Worldly Goods," published five years after her death at the hands of Nazis, Irene Nemirovsky writes of the heart-wrenching uncertainties of life during wartime.
Laurel, a well-known English actress living in London, wants to uncover the horrific secret her mother has kept all these years ... and must do so before her mother dies, in this novel by Kate Morton, "The Secret Keeper."
A mysterious vision experienced by a strange woman leads Emil Larsson into a turmoil of murder and political intrigue in Karen Engelman's novel "The Stockholm Octavo."
A woman travels across the country to New England to investigate her great-aunt's disappearance -- and finds clues to her own shattered past in Brunonia Barry's debut novel, "The Lace Reader."
The story of Hungarian Jews during WW II, Julie Orringer's novel "The Invisible Bridge" is a searing, sweeping, and ultimately triumphant story about love, war, survival and the endurance of the human spirit.
Jennifer Spiegel's novel "Love Slave" is a funny yet surprisingly poignant journey into the heart of a young woman looking for real love in New York City.
After years of waiting, Bernie and Sand eagerly trek to the theater to see what Peter Jackson has come up with in his version of Tolkien's Middle Earth.
Two troubled kids run away from home, have a great time together, and outrage their respective adults in this quirky movie, which Sand and Bernie have waited a long time to see.
Can the latest Bond film redeem the dreadful mess that was "Quantum of Solace?" Bernie is eager to see, and Sand would rather accompany him to watch "Skyfall" than stay home and scrub potatoes.
Woman are dying, murdered by what appears to be a serial killer stalking the streets of Boston ... Hank Phillippi Ryan's novel "The Other Woman" takes the reader on a roller-coaster ride of tension and mystery.
A couple recovering from tragedy find a baby washed up in a boat. In keeping the child as their own, how will they work their way through the moral obligation to find the child's mother? "The Light Between Oceans" is M.L. Stedman's debut novel.
