Sarah Becan

With the beginning of fall and the promise of winter holidays ahead, it’s the right time for cozy comfort food, celebratory meals with loved ones, and indulgent bakes! Easy set it and forget it dinners are a staple all year round, but are especially top of mind in the fall when school activities and holiday

Dragon dances, plates of dumplings, and red paper lanterns help ring in the new year in many East Asian cultures as the lunar calendar ticks over to 2024 with the first new moon! Exact dates vary by region, but this year’s Chinese New Year begins on February 10, with fifteen days of celebrations culminating in the Lantern Festival.

Penguin Random House is sending you all the best holiday wishes! We have all the books you need to kick off the season. For food and drink, check out our books on spreads and boards, which have trended massively this year and are perfect for holiday entertaining. And don’t miss the newest books from celebrity