Andrea White

White's latest book, "Windows on the World," is set in 2083 and charts theintertwining paths of two teenage girls living nearly a century apart.

What are you reading this summer?

"Moonwalking with Einstein" by Joshua Foer

"An Object of Beauty" by Steve Martin

"Trillin on Texas" by Calvin Trillin

"The Social Animal" by David Brooks

Amy Tan will kick off the 30th anniversary of the Inprint Margarett Root BrownReading Series Monday night

Salman Rushdie will return to the Inprint series in December. The last time heappeared, in 2001, he was met with protestors.

One of the most popular Inprint authors was Bill Bryson, who filled CullenTheater at the Wortham Center in 2009 when he talked about his book aboutShakespeare

Rich Levy has directed Inprint for the past 15 years

Larry McMurtry

Shirley MacLaine

Jack Nicholson

Cybill Shepherd

Barbra Streisand

Sam Shephard

Diane Keaton

The mysteries of family history — and how to uncover it — is covered in ShakingThe Family Tree.

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt had a complex relationship to put it mildly.

The Help examines a time when African-American women were expected to raise thekids without living in the house.

Christopher Hitchens — arguably the world's best known atheist — has a new booktoo.

The Kindle hasn't taken over for books just yet.

Andrea White is down with the Kindle, Bill White ... not so much.

Annise Parker prefers reading the old fashioned way.

Rice professor Justin Cronin's The Passage is on a ton of summer reading lists.