We're escaping to other worlds this weekend through stories about a journey in and out of hell's library, a soul-searching exploration of identity in India, the theater scene in 1940s New York, and more.

For those mourning canceled vacations, these true-life adventures with venomous snakes, capsizing boats, frostbite, and dangerous locals might convince you that home is actually not so bad a place to be.

Mix together six magical children (including the son of Lucifer), an island-bound orphanage, and the straightlaced caseworker who comes to investigate them. Lots could go wrong, but TJ Klune also shows us what could go right.

Hungry trees, interplanetary assassins, and galactic heirs fighting for survival fill the pages of this year's exciting new science fiction sagas.

Five different ways to get books instantly from Amazon or Audible, plus a bonus solution that might surprise you.

Five ways to rethink the in-person book club meeting without sacrificing the joy of reading.

Kindle Unlimited members can celebrate Women's History Month - and read some darn good books - with stories by Alice Walker, Jane Austen, Sojourner Truth, J.K. Rowling, and other game-changing authors.

The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America have named the nominees for the Nebula Awards —and we heartily approve of this awesome list. I don't envy them in having to decide on only one winner!

Warm up with spring's most essential reads, according to Amazon Charts pre-order data.

"I was so drawn to her story, I knew I had to write it." Sarah J. Maas explains the genesis of House of Earth and Blood, her brand-new novel aimed at adults readers.

The Amazon Books editors are loading these new reads into our book bags or onto our Kindles for the glorious leap-year weekend.

From The City We Became by N. K. Jemisin to Naomi Novik's A Deadly Education, 2020 brings new epic stories to fantasy readers.

Discover what one of today's most famous historians reads when he's not researching and writing.

World record-setter Colin O'Brady talks about his solo, seven-week trek across Antarctica's landmass, the mental strain of isolation, and his bonkers training regimen, as well as his book The Impossible First.

Humanity has been warring against viruses and other killers for millions of years. These books investigate some of the most recent battles.