PEN America has counted and reviewed the most banned picture books from 2021-2022 and found a few common elements.
Months after a federal court ruling blocked the Penguin Random House deal, the publisher Simon & Schuster is once again up for sale.
Summer Scares aims to introduce new readers–and deepen the knowledge of fans–to great horror books for adults, teens, and middle graders.
Despite student protests, Vermont State University is donating most of the library's physical books and going digital-only.
The New York Times, Publishers Weekly, Amazon, and Indie Bestsellers all have their own bestseller lists. Here are the combined results.
Russell Books in a third-generation family bookstore in Victoria, BC. On Wednesday, $55,000 in antiquarian books were stolen in a break-in.
Details on the agreement are forthcoming, but HarperCollins Union leaders and the publisher have reached a tentative deal.
One way to take action right now on book bans: write a letter to your legislators. Here's a template alongside this week's censorship news.
Twilight fans rejoice! Stephenie Meyer has announced that two new Twilight books will be released. Here's what we know so far.
A Chicago-based independent publisher has responded to the recent attack on Black History by offering free ebooks. Here's how to access them.