Vacation reading is like no other reading.

It's only halfway through the year, but we already can recommend a year's worth of history books.

With these books, our editors' summer solstice weekend will become one long reading party.

It's finally the weekend and we can't wait to bolt out of the office and get back to these books...

A deeply disturbing deep-dive into the murky, subversive world of propaganda and disinformation ; an unconventional romance, even by the most unconventional standards ; a mysterious story set in an ancient Catskills hotel ; and a rule-bending treatise on the notorious and controversial... semicolon.

Beat the heat with the fiction that readers are pre-ordering most, according to Amazon Charts data.

Summer is traditionally the season for "fun" books, so let's have some fun.

Novel coauthor and Good Omens showrunner Neil Gaiman chats with us about the twisty road from page to screen, and what influence readers had on the book's adaptation.

The Amazon editors went on a field trip to New York this week for BookExpo America, the biggest annual book trade fair in the U.S. Here are some of the books we learned about and are excited to share with you...

The author of the historical Maisie Dobbs mysteries tells us what she's been reading and loving lately.

The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America announced the winners of the 54th Annual Nebula Awards. 

The making of a "maker," a girl with a clockwork heart, and Richard Russo's newest novel are among the books we're stuffing into our book bags this weekend.

The author of Girl, Stop Apologizing and Girl, Wash Your Face talks with us about her mission to help women embrace the value of their dreams and then turn those dreams into reality —with a lot of straight talk along the way.

It's Monday morning and we are talking about books.

Sunshine! Books! Moms!  It's going to be a great weekend...