The #1 New York Times Bestseller and most talked about novel of 2022, Lessons in Chemistry, will make its streaming debut on October 13 as an Apple+ miniseries starring Brie Larson! Lessons in Chemistry has sold over 2 million copies and topped every chart, charming readers with its wit, an ensemble cast of characters, and

Horror lovers know that the electric shock of a good jump scare or the creeping shiver down your spine as you read a scary story in the dark is the kind of thrill that spooky season is all about. One of BookTok’s favorite genres, horror has been flying off the shelves at bookstores everywhere all

The visionary writer and director of Get Out, Us, and Nope, and founder of Monkeypaw Productions, curates this groundbreaking anthology of all-new stories of Black horror, exploring not only the terrors of the supernatural but the chilling reality of injustice that haunts our nation.     A cop begins seeing huge, blinking eyes where the headlights of cars should

We are so honored to have four PRH titles among the Pulitzer Prize winners this year. The Pulitzer is the most prestigious annual prize in American letters, and we’re thrilled to have four more incredible authors join our roster of previous winners. From transporting fiction to unflinching examinations of racial injustices facing American society today,

It’s impossible to look away from Succession‘s final season. The dramedy about a power struggle between a manipulative, media mogul father and his dysfunctional, ambitious, always scheming children is better than ever. From Kendall’s mastery of empty corporate jargon to Greg naïvely stumbling to the top amidst his cousins’ high-dollar backstabbing, Succession is a masterfully

One of the most exciting additions to our PRH family of amazing authors is the venerable Mo Willems and his iconic characters and books! His books have won multiple Caldecott Honors and are beloved by children and parents alike for their personality-driven protagonists and simple, hilarious text perfect for early readers. All your favorite series are

This May, celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with this diverse list of reads! From biographies to summer-y beach reads to art, history, cookbooks, children’s books, and timeless classics, there are so many books for you to read all month long and throughout the year! Find some of our favorite picks below, and explore our Jewish

May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! This May, celebrate the many cultures and stories within the AANHPI community with books by authors of Asian, East Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander heritage and cultures. Discover more books by Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander authors and share these incredible

Pride is coming up in June! In a year when there’s been an explosion of anti-LGBTQ+ bills and legislation, book bans targeting LGBTQ+ books, and online misinformation campaigns against the queer community, celebrating Pride in 2023 is critical. This year, celebrate and educate with books. Explore queer history with The Stonewall Reader and Transgender Warriors. Give

Summer’s just around the corner and it’s the perfect time to start planning to keep those kids reading and learning all summer long! Whether you’re preparing for camp, a day at the park, or a family road trip, we’ve got the best titles to occupy young minds. Check out some of these great collections of

A good beach read is one of summer’s essentials, along with a fresh new swimsuit and the perfect pair of sunglasses. Kick back in the sunshine and relax with a gripping page-turner, whether your summer tastes range from the classic rom-com to a suspenseful thriller or even a seasonally set graphic novel. Grab the latest

From March 21 to April 19, it’s Aries season, and you better strap in. Bold Aries makes themselves known wherever they go. They’re often the first to take on leadership roles, approaching new ventures with optimism and drive. Ruled by Mars, god of war, fiery Aries has a big personality and a voice that they’re