From the daily newsletter: a reflection on the timelessness of the novelist on her two-hundred-and-fiftieth birthday today.

Wandering through Morocco’s medinas, mysteries, and the many thresholds that changed me. Each door here opens onto something ...

In our second special sneak peek of his new book on living frugally, Steve Burgess takes us into the aisles of his local ...

Now very young reader can share the pleasures of McCaughren’s nature tales courtesy of his new title Run Home, Little Fox (O’Brien Press, 3+, 14.99), a picture book collaboration with Erika McGann, ...

Why our top picks of the year were about serial killers, silence and the enduring grace of the written word, according to The ...

From the rise of scooter-riding girls to the commodification of food and sex, the anthology offers a thought -provoking ...

Booksellers are heralding a cornucopia of holiday and everyday choices for children and teens this December. We checked in with them about which titles are flying off the shelves, from seasonal ...

Maria Àngels Anglada’s Aram’s Notebook is slender in page count but oceanic in depth. The book tells the story of the ...

My favorite part of the holidays is giving someone a book. I’m that person who gives everyone on my list a wrapped book then I joke it’s a box of socks. My least favorite part of the holidays, however ...

Today, we continue our annual tradition of helping you find the perfect wine to gift anyone on your holiday list. Choosing ...

The neurologist Oliver Sacks was famous for linking healing with storytelling. But sometimes that meant reshaping patients’ ...

Dr. Seuss’s appeal was universal; in the ’60s, a generation learned to read with the Seuss Random House I-Can-Read series. In ...