Here are five bestseller books that were written by women during 2019, according to Amazon and The New York Times, that you should read in this new decade. 

The book is a compilation of 42 essays that Richard Dawkins, a British scientist, has written throughout his career .

'I am Eric Zimmerman' is the latest book of the erotic saga of the Spanish writer Megan Maxwell and has left women wanting more.

Wendy Guerra exposes through a fiction novel the situation of several Cuban artists victims of ostracism, exile, and censorship.

Have you ever had a repetitive dream? Or someone who made you wake up with the feeling that there was some meaning behind it?

From the perspective of Maya, a young woman who was kidnapped, we are able to find this garden where each of the captive women is a butterfly

LatinAmerican Post had the opportunity to speak with the famous author Megan Maxwell

Morrison was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack Obama in 2012.

A controlling and obsessive man and an undecided woman are the perfect mix for a complicated story with endless nuances

With drawings of humanized mice and in a graphic novel format, a son reconstructs the steps of his Jewish father in the Second World War

In the midst of poverty, Silvio tries to deal with his longings for intellectual and economic greatness in a savage society to which he does not adapt

In this hilarious novel, human nature and capitalism are questioned based on its protagonist, Ignatius Rilley, a particular and emblematic character

Reality and fiction are intermingled in this narration of a woman who is slowly getting along and whose life mixes with Gilberto Owen, the Mexican poet

From a very peculiar incident, Mark Haddon builds a story that takes us into the mind of a 15-year-old boy with Asperger's syndrome

Although the 2019 Book Fair in Argentina has already ended, it was one of the most important events of the year. Here the best of this event

Full of witty phrases and analysis on the electronic world, McLuhan explores the effect of communicative technologies in our lives

Have you ever wondered what is behind the images we form in the mind when we read? Peter Mendelsund reflects on this in this book

From April 25 to May 6, the books were the protagonists of Bogotá, Colombia. We tell you how one of the most important book fairs in Latin America was

In a society in which cannibalism has been 'normalized', is it mad who refuses to eat others?

In the framework of the FILBo 2019 the film Tropical Virus was screened, which recently won the Quirino Animation Award. Today we remember the graphic novel on which it is based