Pence's memoir will likely be subject to similar tensions the former Vice President has faced since he refused then-President Donald Trump's demands that he help overturn the election results

Children worldwide came to love the adventures of Huggins and neighbors Ellen Tebbits, Otis Spofford, Beatrice 'Beezus' Quimby and her younger sister, Ramon

Nineteenth-century Egypt was a magnet for Victorian letter-writers, with some leaving important evidence of life in the country behind

Barghouti, who is known for being a strong advocate for the Palestinian cause, was born in Ramallah on the West Bank in 1944

Liane Moriarty once again brings readers behind the closed doors of seemingly tranquil suburbia with story of story of family, tennis and a mysterious absence

Isabel Wilkerson's ``Caste,'' an acclaimed biography of Malcolm X and fiction by Martin Amis and the late Randall Kenan are among this year's finalists for National Book Critics Circle prizes

Publisher Mills & Boon, a romance imprint of British publisher Harlequin UK, said the story is based on Sarah's ancestor, Lady Margaret Montagu Douglas Scott, who fled an arranged marriage and ``the confines of polite society.''

The Pentagon Papers reports, which began in June 1971, exposed widespread government deception about U.S. prospects for victory

Lurie broke through commercially in 1974 with ``The War Between the Tates'' and received her highest acclaim for ``Foreign Affairs,'' winner of the 1985 Pulitzer

Stuart won the 50,000-pound ($66,000) literary award for ``Shuggie Bain,'' the powerful story of a boy coming of age with an alcoholic mother in poverty-scarred 1980s Glasgow

"One Two Three Four: The Beatles in Time" was named winner of the 50,000-pound ($66,000) Baillie Gifford Prize at a virtual ceremony in London