Get into a dark social media thriller, a weird horror/mystery, a Ghanaian heiress romance, and a historical merman romance (!).
These picture book biographies about Black changemakers feature a phenomenal athlete, a Wild West baddie, and a talented singer.
These excellent books by Black authors also check off tasks on the 2025 Read Harder Challenge.
Black American literature starts with anti-literacy laws, then goes on to produce some of the most influential writers in the English language.
Read about what the color blue means to Black Americans, creativity in the age of technology, surviving Indian Boarding Schools, and more.
Pop these three upcoming BIPOC horror novels onto your TBR, each of which would be perfect if you're doing this year's Read Harder challenge.
Covering everywhere from Egypt to Japan, the essays in this book range from harrowing to hopeful, and each one is deeply eye-opening.
This week's best new BIPOC books have 16th-century Korean kingdoms, unique memoirs, meditations on art. Plus, beach reads!
From body swaps and newfound powers to distant kingdoms and otherworldly realms, here's the best new fantasy by Asian and Pacific Islanders.
These BIPOC BookTokkers recommend books in every genre from horror to romance to fantasy and beyond. Follow them. Your FYP will thank you.
