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FeaturesOct 15, 2025by Matilda Battersby © Shutterstock Sales data metrics are useful tools to place books in the market,…
This Black National Book Award Finalist Wants Kids To Read About Death
By Alvin Buyinza From left to right: A photo of Amber McBride, a finalist for the 2025 National Book…
Hispanic stories and authors push to gain visibility in the publishing industry
Authors, readers and publishing industry experts lament the underrepresentation of Hispanic stories in the mainstream world of books,…
15 Twisty Mystery Titles for Young Readers
The game is afoot! Give these chapter book and middle grade capers to fans of whodunits and thrillers.…
The Last Book captures the final days of a printing company
With over 80 years of printing experience, die Keure Printing in Bruges, Belgium had become the gold standard.…
‘There needs to be a book on conscious uncoupling’
At first it seemed that Gwyneth Paltrow had ignored the recent unflattering account of her altogether. When Amy…
Why this National Book Award finalist wrote about death for kids
Death had been on author and poet Amber McBride’s mind for a while. In 2008, her father, Mario,…
Akron is ready for spooky season, but is your reading list?
The leaves on the trees at Cuyahoga Valley National Park are changing, Szalay’s Sweet Corn Farm and Market…
Digital moral science book for Karnataka schools from Nov 1 | Bengaluru News
Bengaluru: The dept of school education and literacy will roll out a digital copy of the moral science…
Halloween bash in Deep Ellum right out of a fantasy novel
There’s a Halloween party brewing in Deep Ellum that will not be your usual scarefest. Called The Court…
What a treat! A novel with a truly toadlike (and funny) villain
What a treat it is for a change to read a book centred on an utterly villainous character…
If I have a girl, I will name her Jesus…
The latest novel by the renowned Irish author Edna O’Brien, described by Philip Roth as “the most gifted…