Think you can't improve on that delicious standard, garlic bread? Just wait until you try this recipe from Ina Garten's new cookbook, Modern Comfort Food...

Our favorite YA books this month include K-pop stardom, second chance love, riveting fantasy, and more.

This month, thanks to Prime Day, you can select two new pre-release Kindle books for $1.99, or two free if you’re a Prime member.

These darn good books can be downloaded at a special Prime Day price for a limited time on October 13, 2020, but are well worth your reading time any day of the year.

Three sisters make good trouble when they use their supernatural powers to support the suffragette movement, John Grisham continues a popular series he started 31 years ago (!), and Sarah Smarsh celebrates the "organic feminism" of Dolly Parton.  

The beloved actor—and author of four books—shares the reads that grabbed him this year.

We found these biographies and memoirs of foodies, civil rights activists, rock stars, and the daughters of political leaders to be inspiring, entertaining, and sometimes astonishing.

The star opens up about some of her favorite books, including one that Oprah sent her.

A number of books by speculative fiction author Brandon Sanderson are now available in Kindle Unlimited, allowing members to immerse themselves in glorious new worlds.

Tobly McSmith, author of Stay Gold, says: "Coming out is an act of love. Accepting someone is an act of love. Today and every day, let’s celebrate that." Yes, please.

This year, an American poet gains the prestigious award.

Stories of getaway drivers, Jewish detectives in Nazi Germany, Black single mothers, and nostalgic works of nonfiction are what the editors are reading this weekend.

It's a bit of a hodgepodge this week, but it all makes sense.

Hiaasen's latest novel, Squeeze Me, is a hilarious, satirical romp with Palm Beach socialites, a verbose fictional president, and Burmese pythons. We had a few questions for the author.

A popular lawyer defends an unpopular client, a retired detective is un-retired by a teenage boy with a missing sibling, and an old premise is given a modern twist—and that's just a few of this month's best mysteries and thrillers.