This week we're talking about all kinds of books.

Susan Mallery, author of feel-good novels such as The Friendship List, shares four books that have kept her intrigued and entertained this summer.

The author of our Spotlight Pick for August talks about her book, the research, and people who roam.

We asked Stephenie Meyer a few questions about her long awaited novel, Midnight Sun, and revisited a Q&A from the year Twilight released.

Award-winning literary fiction, a white-knuckle thriller, and one of the most epic science fiction sagas ever. That's just a sampling of the books we're excited to see making the leap to the screen between now and Christmas.

Lois Lowry shares the summer reads she can't put down.

This year has been a disappointment in many ways, but not where great reads are concerned. Once again we felt compelled to extend our typical list of top ten favorites to twelve, and we're delighted to share them with you.

If you're curious about a variety of subjects, this is the book list for you.

"Things would have been so much easier for me if I’d had more characters in books that looked like me." Taye Diggs on how necessary representation is in kids literature.

One of science fiction’s most influential awards named the winners of the best works published in 2019—and a lot of our editors’ favorites are on the list.

Dial D for deception? Or maybe E for espionage? Either way, the man about to take over one of the biggest series in the mystery category has let us in on his summer reading picks, and we love them.

The author of Sweet Sorrow and One Day answers our questions about Shakespeare, his past as an actor, and the power of nostalgia.

Don't let a weird title turn you off from a great read.

This weekend we're reading up on houseplants, checking out a highly praised new novel, and looking ahead to some of what September has to offer.

Congressman John Lewis passed away on Friday, July 17, 2020, leaving behind a hard-won legacy of fighting for equality and of teaching younger generations about the Civil Rights movement through his graphic memoir series, March.