
The Season’s Can’t-Miss New Releases in Fiction
Seven years after The Night Circus won our hearts, Erin Morgenstern returns with an equally riveting sophomore novel full of magic,…
Seven years after The Night Circus won our hearts, Erin Morgenstern returns with an equally riveting sophomore novel full of magic,…
Anglophiles, assemble! Last Christmas hits theaters today, about a young woman (GoT’s Emilia Clarke) who works at a year-round ornament store and…
Holiday season is upon us, so break out the Halloween candy and the eggnog (along with some great reads, of…
September brings with it a whirlwind of fantasy reads, romances, murder mysteries, and contemporary fables about finding one’s place in…
This month, heavy hitters such as Margaret Atwood (whose followup to The Handmaid’s Tale is the September Barnes & Noble…
The final week of August brings a graphic novel from Rainbow Rowell as well as a debut YA about a…
This week of new releases is my favorite of the month, because it’s full of contemporary reads in which characters…
This week features a new historical YA by master of the genre Stacey Lee, as well as contemporary reads about…
Did you hear? Tiny Pretty Things is coming to Netflix in 2020! The new drama is based on the electrifying…
Let’s say you’ve set a personal goal of reading two YA books per day this week. There will still be…
June and July wish they were this prolific. August is coming in hot with nearly 30 titles to get excited…
Thrills, chills, a trio of sequels, and an original love story set in the world of Star Wars will have…
How far would you go to help a love one? Would you steal a dragon and launch a rescue mission?…
Historical fiction fans have hit the jackpot this month. Two Cold War-era novels, a new series by Preston & Child…
It’s siblings to the rescue this week in new YA releases. Grimoire Noir finds a teenage boy searching for his kidnapped…
This week in YA is a grab-bag of goodies for every type of reader. A summer romance set in Hawaii…
This week’s new YA releases have everything: hate-to-love romantic comedies, parallel universes, a feminist Lord of the Flies, and a…
Summer may be considered the slow season when it comes to publishing, but don’t tell these awesome new releases that.…
This month of summer reads represent approximately 17 different genres, but the thing they have in common—the most important thing…
The best part of summer—besides summer book lists—is sleeping in, right? You’ll need the extra rest after staying up all…