An aspiring Golden Girl, Nicole Hill is a former journalist and forever writer whose home is equal parts pet rescue and personal library. Nicole lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband and growing canine and feline brood. Please send any and all book recs and review copies to nicolemhill032@gmail.com.
These feminist microhistories let you dive in and out of important moments, movements, and figures in women’s and feminist history.
The Scripps National Spelling Bee is a national tradition. But what fascinates us about middle-schoolers spelling?
We're recommending books for the task asking you to read a book with a beloved pet where the pet doesn't die for the Read Harder Challenge.
Prepare your Great Gatsby pastiche, everyone. These books from 1925 are entering the public domain on January 1.
"You’ll feel right at home among our fastidiously maintained gardens and horticulture, bustling local arts scene, and internationally renowned murder rate."
If you love the Great British Baking Show, Queer Eye, and more, we've got gentle book pairings, including The Book of Delights by Ross Gay.
Who doesn't love a remote location with a body count? These modern mysteries read like Agatha Christie's classic AND THEN THERE WERE NONE.
Hopeful climate fiction? Yes, really. These novels acknowledge disaster but also our capacity to endure it.
These princesses aren't waiting for their Prince Charming. Cheer on some kickass heroines and check out these YA fantasy books with feisty princesses, including Descendant of the Crane by Joan He.