January is packed with romance, thrills, and action, with some brilliant books to kick off 2026. Here are our favorites.

After the chaotic holiday rush, evenings finally feel more low-key—and with blustery winter weather swirling outside, there’s ...

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Six friends make a deadly deal with a dragon in King Sorrow, Joe Hill’s first novel in almost 10 years. We follow Arthur, Gwen, Colin, Donna, Van and Allie over the course of four decades as they’re ...

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The Christmas season is in full swing, and there are tons of deals for e-readers and e-notebooks. It is now time to populate your new or existing device with digital content, such as e-books. There ...

New angles on growth shape self-help books for 2026, where clarity, resilience and intention matter more than trends or ...

A thoughtful guide to ten self-help books that help teenagers build confidence, manage anxiety, understand emotions, and grow ...