Romantasy books to read if you loved 'ACOTAR' by Sarah J. Maas
Sarah J. Maas' 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' became a sensation, selling over 70 million copies globally and greatly contributing to Bloomsbury's record sales in fiscal year 2023-2024.
Books that shape individuals often provide critical insights, emotional connections, or cultural understanding, contributing to personal and intellectual growth during formative years.
Musician Japanese Breakfast Wants You To Read 'Infinite Jest'
Like a fine wine, I like to pair my books with my travels. So I was going to Madrid for the first time and read Death in the Afternoon [by Ernest Hemingway].
33 new books you'll want to read this summer from independent publishers
Independent presses are crucial champions of diverse literature, often overlooked by major retailers yet producing remarkable works that challenge conventional narratives and celebrate unique voices.
Here are the nonfiction books NPR staffers have loved so far this year
The article highlights top nonfiction book recommendations from newsroom colleagues, focusing on diverse themes like optimism, cultural significance, and historical reflection.
Got A Reading Problem? Ask The Book Doctor! | Defector
The problem with consuming any culture is that timing is everything. A book you read as a teen and loved might do nothing for you now. A book you quit after 20 pages a few years ago might be your new favorite.
Bustle's Summer Issue Party Was A Book Lover's Dream
On May 28, Bustle's first-ever Summer Issue went live starring Buccaneers actor Leighton Meester on the cover, emphasizing a theme of finding small pleasures in life.
12 classic road trip books to take you on a ride this summer
In this evolving literary landscape, some older road trip novels remain significant, providing rich narratives that resonate with contemporary themes of personal journeys and cultural exploration.
Parents: what are the best books to read aloud to children?
Recent research indicates a significant decline in the practice of reading aloud to children, with only 41% of parents of 0- to 4-year-olds doing it regularly.