A look at the contenders for the only national children's book awards that are voted on solely by young readers.

What to read next: how about one of these books that will be coming our way as films in early 2021?

The Amazon editors look back at the books we loved as kids, the books that made us readers.

A king of the jungle is deposed, a middle schooler goes on the campaign trail to save the art program at school, and a group of kids help spread the word about the importance of voting. Six books about the election process that are both informative and fun.

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

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.

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

Here are the finalists for fiction, nonfiction, translated literature, poetry, and young people's literature.

Six books for young readers that tell the story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life and accomplishments.

Ghosts, vampires, even a zombie cat (or is he?) are all getting into the spooky spirit in these six books perfect for the season.

Caldecott award-winning author and illustrator David Wiesner lets us look over his shoulder at sketches and ideas (one of them from 2001: A Space Odessey) that became Robobaby.

After reading Stephenie Meyer's epic, what book will grab your attention next? We have some suggestions....

Congratulations to the authors, translators, and publishers of the 2020 National Book Award longlisted books!

We talked to debut author Leah Johnson about prom antics, speaking up, and having her book chosen by Reese Witherspoon.

Five new books to share with baby, featuring kittens, construction vehicles, and more.