Genre Explorations

Michael Booth’s “The Almost Nearly Perfect People” offers a witty and insightful exploration of the myths and realities of life in the Nordic countries. Booth, a British journalist, travels through...

Qin Sun Stubis' "Once Our Lives" was named a finalist in the International Book Awards The historical saga, "Once Our Lives" is winning awards -- and hearts Author Qin...

The Horn Book, We Need Diverse Books, and KidLit TV are all honored by the Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. Illustration from The Very Hungry Caterpillar copyright © 1969 and 1987...

Malcolm Gladwell's upcoming book, Revenge of the Tipping Point: Overstories, Superspreaders, and The Rise of Social Engineering, finally has a cover, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal. The bestselling author's book, which...

SJ Banham has been writing for almost four decades, publishing a dozen fiction and non-fiction books as well as ghost-writing several books. Her new book ‘A guide to creative writing’,...

Annabel, an undergraduate English student at Oxford, is not yet sure exactly what she is. Is she a gross creature, defined by the horrible claims of her imperfect body and...

Tiny Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayed If you have a reader in your life who enjoys self-help, memoirs, or essays, then this is the book you need. Over 10 years...

Three years ago, Yosef Shidler identified a significant gap in the market for children's literature that focused on the stories of the Rebbe and the Chabad Rebbeim. Despite the abundance...

Piranesi is a story about a labyrinth set in another world. The story is told through the point of view of a man called Piranesi as he spends time exploring...

When Charlotte Bonner saw Barbie last summer, she was blown away by how much the film spoke to her. “It was very motivational,” says Bonner, a marketing assistant and book...