All hair is beautiful! Whether it’s straight or curly, whether you wear it in braids, twists, or all natural, whether you have a little or a lot, kids can take pride in whatever hair they have with our favorite children’s books celebrating hair! Loving our hair means loving ourselves. Hair is centered at the nexus

Springtime means warmer weather, a season of renewal, and fresh new books perfect for spring holidays, blooming garden parties, and outdoor adventures! Whether you’re hosting the holidays or looking to flex your green thumb, we have everything you need to gift, garden, and grow this spring. Check out our highlights below to browse our favorite

Featuring designs from Anna Bond, the artist behind world-renowned stationery brand Rifle Paper Co, the Puffin in Bloom series brings a fresh, feminine style to beloved literary classics like Little Women, Anne of Green Gables, Pride and Prejudice, and more. Now Out of Print is bringing your favorite Puffin in Bloom book covers to life on

Award show season is upon us! With the Emmys and Golden Globes behind us and the Oscars ahead, now is the perfect time to read the books that inspired your favorite award-winning movies and shows (and vice versa)! Read the true story behind Golden Globe-winning Oppenheimer, or return to the fantastical world of Emmy-winning House

February’s upcoming books are trending high! Swifties who admire Tay’s songwriting skills can try their own hand at hilarious wordsmithing with Mad Libs: For the Fans: Taylor Swift Edition. Boba fanatics can learn how to make their own tasty drinks at home with Bubble Tea, and kids can read up on the science of solar eclipses

Everyone can celebrate love on Valentine’s Day! Couples, besties, kids, and more will find gifts and books on our Valentine’s lists perfect for showing the people in your life how much they mean to you. Craft the perfect romantic date night for your partner, or toast to your incredible friends with a blowout Galentine’s Day party!

For the month of February and beyond, join us in celebrating Black excellence in all its forms! Whether you want to read up on pivotal Black changemakers who have and who continue to fight for freedom and justice; share Black heroes like Simone Biles, Harriet Tubman, or Rosetta Tharpe with young readers; or celebrate the

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.

It’s a full-on Snoopy renaissance as Charles M. Schulz’s iconic canine character finds new fans in younger audiences. Gen Z is officially Snoopy-obsessed, relating to his imaginative escapism, his exasperation with daily tasks, and his sly, silly wit in memes, TikToks, and sold-out Snoopy merch. Charlie Brown may be the face of Peanuts, but Snoopy

January is the perfect time to reset, refresh, and engage in some self-transformation. Fix your finances with TikTok star Madeline Pendleton in I Survived Capitalism and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt. Kick sugar to the curb with Zero Sugar / One Month. And children can learn how to express gratitude and harness the

The buzz for Wonka is growing! Though it’s not out in theaters yet, early reviewers are already singing its praises, and the movie is set to be one of December’s must-see releases. Wonka is the musical origin story of the classic Willy Wonka character in his early days as a budding chocolatier. Starring Timothée Chalamet

2023 has been a banner year for gamers, with The Super Mario Bros Movie smashing records at the box office, Zelda making a triumphant return with Tears of the Kingdom, and the HBO adaptation of The Last of Us starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey reviving the zombie survival story to huge fanfare. There’s no