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Here are the news stories from the week in books and reading worth knowing about
The passing of Dorothy Allison, B&N continues to open stores, "healing fiction," and more of today's book news.
Books for when you need the literary equivalent of a weighted blanket, the It Books of November, and more light bites of bookish news.
Your one-stop shop for Election Day distractions: transporting fantasy reads, gifts for book nerds, and writers going on wild cruises.
PEN America cites more than 10,000 banning attempts in the 2023-2024 school year, celebrity ghostwriters tell their tales, and more.
PW and Barnes & Noble kick off Best Books of the Year season, the NYT looks at the best new releases of November, and more.
Publishers Weekly names the best books of 2024, John Green will publishing a book about tuberculosis, and more.
Librarians around the U.S. are struggling to balance their mental health with their desire to serve their communities. This and more news.
After negotiating wider catalog access with the Big Five, Scribd pivots Everand's unlimited reading model to a credit-based system.
