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All The Books

All the Books is a weekly book podcast of recommendations and discussions about the most interesting and exciting new book releases.

Book Riot: The Podcast

The Book Riot Podcast is a weekly news and talk show about what's new, cool, and worth talking about in the world of books and reading, brought to you by the editors of Book Riot.

Read or Dead

Read or Dead is a bi-weekly mystery fiction podcast dedicated to the worlds of mystery and thriller literature.
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Trans and Nonbinary Voices are Growing in YA

Author and YA fan Ray Stoeve shares the inspiration behind their project to document and highlight all of the trans and nonbinary books hitting shelves each year for young adult and middle grade readers.

Here’s What 2025 Book You Should Read Based on Your Favorite Labubu

To know Labubus is to be obsessed with them. Pick your favorite Labubu to get a recommendation for the 2025 release you should read.

Right-Wing “See You at the Library” Event Back in 2025; Partners with US Department of Education

The now-annual event promoting "Pro-God," "Pro-America" books and beliefs will take place August 16. Here's what it is and how to prepare your library.

The Revolution Will Be Picturized: Graphic Novels about Social Justice

In times of tyranny, you'll always find the greatest art. And it's in these times we turn to comics and graphic novels about social justice.

The Best Historical Fiction of the Summer

Bestselling authors and buzzy debuts make up the best historical fiction of the summer for 2025.

Trump Overstepped His Authority By Dismantling the IMLS; Can Be Sued by Comptroller General

The Government Accountability Office finds Trump in violation of law for cutting obligatory Institute for Museum and Library Services funds.

Book Club Stickers to Help Connect You With Your Fellow Readers

Nerd out over reading even more with these fun, cute, and clever book club stickers.

3 Overrated Mystery Classics and 3 Books to Read Instead

If you're looking for some recs outside of the usual, there's a queer historical fiction, an Atlanta-set memoir, and Southern noir.

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