This June, we’re reading about suspended time, women who won’t be silenced, and fear with a human face. Mann, Garmus, and King are three authors who will bring summer closer.
What to Read in June? Stories of Time, Fear, and Courage Read More »
On May 2nd, fans celebrated the Battle of Hogwarts. Today, the Potterverse is no longer just magic—it also includes debates, divisions, and questions about the series’ future.
Beyond the Magic: The Changing Face of Harry Potter Read More »
A fresh take on Huckleberry Finn, a family drama rooted in civil rights history, bold biographies, essays, and poetry. Meet the 2024 Pulitzer Prize winners worth reading now.
Pulitzer 2024: What to Read from This Year’s Prize Winners Read More »
In May, we turn to celebrated voices. Fosse writes as if chasing a prayer. Ernaux reconstructs memory through the family. Vargas Llosa shows how a story can expose a broken system.
What to Read in May? Three Perspectives on the Nobel Read More »
Why is World Book and Copyright Day celebrated on April 23? And what does Miguel de Cervantes have to do with it—along with William Shakespeare? Discover the story behind this.
World Book Day and the Birth of the Modern Novel Read More »
Marion Brunet wins the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award 2025. Discover the French author bringing bold, brilliant storytelling to the world of children’s literature!
Marion Brunet Wins the “Nobel Prize” for Children’s Literature Read More »
This April, dive into dark origins, cinematic obsessions, and family survival. Discover books by Suzanne Collins, Quentin Tarantino, and Paul Murray!
What to Read in April: Games, Movies, and Family Secrets Read More »
