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Few narratives resonate as deeply as that of The First Witch of Boston. This captivating novel, penned by Andrea Catalano, transports readers back to the tumultuous year of...

In her memoir, 107 Days, Kamala Harris offers an unprecedented glimpse into one of the most tumultuous and pivotal periods in American political history.

With digital distractions everywhere, getting kids excited about reading is more important than ever. Reese Witherspoon, an Oscar-winning actress and producer, is taking action to promote reading. She...

Jennette McCurdy’s memoir, I’m Glad My Mom Died, has taken the literary world by storm since its release. This candid narrative not only chronicles her tumultuous childhood but...

There are some stories that sink in like a memory, returning when we need them most. For me, Death of a Salesman is one of those. Arthur Miller’s...

Literature often fumbles with balancing personal tales and history. In this world, Yael van der Wouden’s debut, The Safekeep, shines. This Booker Prize-shortlisted novel doesn’t just narrate Isabel’s...

How often do you get so caught up in a book that you forget you're reading? That's exactly what happened when I cracked open Danielle Valentine's The Dead Husband...

If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to lose yourself in the chaos of everyday life, Maria Semple’s Where’d You Go, Bernadette? offers a heartfelt, quirky, and surprisingly relatable...

What would it feel like to live in a mind where reality shifts? Julia Walton's powerful book Words on Bathroom Walls dives deep into this. It takes readers...

The literary scene is buzzing as Rebecca Yarros' bestseller Fourth Wing moves from page to screen. This adaptation is not just another book-to-TV shift; it’s a big moment...