There's something for every reader in these great new and recent middle grade releases, from murder mysteries to sports-based graphic novels.
We <3 the library, so of course we want to read books set there.
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This month's picks include a Pulitzer Prize winning biography, a James Baldwin classic, a romance anthology from our own Jess Pryde, and more.
The same sci-fi classics get recommended over and over again — but these newer sci-fi books are better and more relevant reads.
The end of summer 2024 has some mystery, thriller, and true crime gems, including a resort wedding murder mystery and a true crime memoir.
A ghost is seldom ever just a ghost. These stories with ghosts look at the different hauntings we experience for a frightful summer.
Americans over the age of 75 read the most per day, but they read less on weekends and holidays. That, plus more fascinating reading data.
From censorship news to 1980s sci-fi to Italian historical fiction, these are the top ten most-viewed posts on Book Riot so far this year.
Greek mythology has been having a moment in fiction, but what about the stories inspired by other fantasies from around the world?