Listen to episode two of our new podcast, The Dive
Featuring stories about censorship, art and Outkast.
Review: Danielle Steel’s ‘Accidental Heroes’ is an emotional thriller
The book has a fresh plot and kick-ass characters.
Review: Melissa Albert’s ‘The Hazel Wood’ is the perfect dark fairy tale
The movie version has to be directed by Tim Burton.
Review: In A.J. Finn’s ‘The Woman in the Window,’ the thriller becomes formulaic
It’s the offspring of ‘Gone Girl’ and ‘Disturbia’ but unlike its parents, it’s maddeningly bland.
New adult: the bad-boy version of the young adult genre
The fun-to-read youth novels are ratcheted up a notch in “New Adult” genre.
Romance novels in the age of #MeToo
Do readers learn unrealistic expectations from books about alpha males and submissive women?
Brilliant and resilient: Books aren’t going anywhere
With technology changing the way we live, it’s surprising e-books haven’t quite caught on. But readers say there’s a reason for that.
REVIEW: Grace Helbig’s ‘Grace & Style: The Art of Pretending You Have It’ makes a case against YouTube books
Many of YouTube’s most prolific and highest paid stars are extending their influence beyond the 1080p displays they dominate and into bookstores, albeit not without controversy.
John Green’s ‘Turtles All the Way Down’ brilliantly breaks the rules of storytelling
‘The Fault in Our Stars’ author’s latest novel expertly captures what it means to be young.
Review: Rupi Kaur’s ‘the sun and her flowers’ is both canned and candid
The Canadian author’s second book doesn’t shy away from empowerment, immigration, abuse and mental illness.