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Ready, Set, Popcorn!: Upcoming Romance Books Turned Into Movies for 2026
Courtney RodgersReady to fall in love with love? Then you'll want to get these upcoming romance adaptations for 2026 on your radar.
That’s Unfair!: Children’s Books About Intelligent Disobedience and Challenging Norms
Margaret KingsburyChildren are keen observers of injustice. These picture books give them the tools to stand up for what's right.
Historical Fiction About Resistance
Rachel BrittainHow do we fight tyranny? Consider the stories in these five historical fiction books about resistance, from Germany to South Korea.
Queer Thrillers and Space Operas: New YA Book Releases for January 21, 2026
Kelly JensenWhether you like queer thrillers, space opera love stories, short story collections, or something else, this week's YA releases will be up your alley.
The Most Anticipated Nonfiction of 2026, According to All the Lists
Kendra WinchesterHere are the nonfiction releases that everyone—from The New York Times to Bookshop.org—are excited about.
What’s Up With All These New Jane Austen Retellings?
Rachel BrittainShort answer: we want to see ourselves in our favorite stories.
“Pizza Parties Don’t Fix Burnout”: The State of Librarian Mental Health
Kelly JensenLibrary workers are feeling increased pressures to be everything to everyone, and the impact on their mental health matters.
A Must-Read about Health Inequity and Harm Reduction
Leah Rachel von EssenLinda Villarosa's Pulitzer Prize-winning look at the hidden toll of racism on the health of Americans is a searing wake-up call.
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