#News

For the die-hard fans of The Baby-Sitters Club and those who are sad about misplacing their favorite tween/teen reads, there's exciting news for you.

The Laura Ingalls Wilder Award has been named the Children's Literature Legacy Award due to the racist content in the Little House on the Prairie books.

What happens when the company behind the book collection bins in grocery store parking lots goes out of business? New England is finding out. 

The books of Cat Sebastian, beloved author of LGBTQ historical romances, will be re-released in paperbacks as part of a June promo with Barnes and Noble.

The 2017 VIDA Count is in. Find out which publications worked for and achieved gender parity and which ones still have work to do.

Authors, agents, editors, and readers of kid lit are coming together to raise money to bring families at the border back together.

Obama has started what we can only hope is a new tradition of stopping by his Facebook page and telling us what he has been reading lately.

Attention fans of Robert Jordan's epic fantasy series: The Wheel of Time television adaptation is moving forward with Amazon Studios!

Employees at a Montana independent bookstore have quit en masse after multiple claims of sexual harassment and mismanagement of those claims.

FX is adapting Victor LaValle's horror novel, The Changeling.

Director Patty Jenkins has released the first promo photo from Wonder Woman 1984. Pine Nuts, rejoice!%%excerpt%%

Google Play is now offering audiobooks across multiple platforms, using a pay-per-book model.

A roundup of some of the best bookish sign's from this year's Women's March, which focused on voting with the Power to the Polls initiative.

A new, full-length A WRINKLE IN TIME trailer has been released by Disney UK. Watch it here!

The finalists for the 2017 National Book Critics Circle Awards, a prestigious literary honor, have been announced, and include Jesmyn Ward, Carmen Maria Machado, Roxane Gay, and more.