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‘The Hunger Games’ are still alive: new book and movie in the works

By Feb 2nd
Is author Colleen Hoover retiring? Here’s why the internet thinks so

By Jan 31st
10 best ‘Warrior Cats’ books, ranked

By Jan 31st
Joanna Gaines fans rave over her ‘sweet’ new children’s book

By Jan 30th
All ‘Gossip Girl’ books ranked worst to best

By Jan 29th
‘Biden’s Book Ban Hoax’: Department of Education claims book bans are a ‘hoax’ and dismisses all complaints

By Jan 27th
The 15 most anticipated LGBTQ books of 2025

By Jan 22nd
‘I was told I would never work again’: Naomi Watts opens up about menopause and ageism in Hollywood

By Jan 22nd
‘I really hit a nerve with the Libs of TikTok’: CT Lawmakers face social media attack for proposing bill to prohibit book bans

By Jan 17th
Is ‘Fourth Wing’ spicy? explained

By Jan 17th
The beautification of fiction: a useful tool or a BookTok trend doomed to fail?

By Jan 3rd
Barack Obama just revealed his 10 favorite books of 2024 and here’s a quick description for all of them

By Dec 21st
‘… it has broader social costs as well’: Schools spent $3 billion last school year battling security threats, lawsuits, and staff turnover related to book bans

By Dec 17th
‘Do our police departments yet have Reading Compliance Officers?’: Satirical letter to the editor highlights dystopian nature of Utah’s book bans

By Dec 17th
‘Inclusion and love will always win’: TikTok rallies around blind author whose inclusive children’s book was banned

By Dec 10th
‘We’re red here, just to let you know’: Minnesota school district allows national conservative group to decide which books students can read

By Dec 10th
‘Let me ask what your qualifications are …’: The Daily Show’s Michael Kosta highlights the absurdity of serial book banners

By Dec 9th
Sherlock Holmes’ fan fiction legacy is so much older than you think

By Dec 8th
Why Arthur Conan Doyle was Sherlock Holmes’ biggest hater, according to an actual historian

By Dec 6th
‘They’re using people, and they’re dividing them’: Conservative non-profit raised $80k for Texas book ban case only for the funds to disappear

By Dec 3rd