Rachel Rosenberg

A reader examines the appeal and impact of cult books, reads that create a cultural moment and inspire continuous devotion for years.

If you are looking to cheer up a tired librarian in your life, here is a list of titles that will make them feel appreciated and valued.

Whether you're organizing your reading life or looking for a great holiday gift for bookworms, these bookish 2022 planners are the answer.

The realities -- the good, the challenging, and the great -- of going fine-free in libraries from a public librarian.

These coming out stories -- including Mr. Loverman by Bernardine Evaristo and Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson --  range in ages, gender, religion, culture, race, and class, showing how coming out is an individual experience.

Libraries are more than just books! Did you know many libraries will let you borrow musical instruments, tools, seeds, and more?

These new middle grade graphic novels for summer and fall, including Tidesong by Wendy Xu, will keep your young readers -- and you! -- hooked.

In this list of books for autistic children, find books for and about autistic kids, informational books, and sensory books for kids, including A Boy Called Bat.

We're rich with outstanding LGBTQ+ memoirs right now, and these should make an appearance on your summer TBR. Check out A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray Belcourt and other great queer memoirs.

Supporting anti-racist ideas should begin in childhood. Kickstart those important conversations with these anti-racist middle grade books.