Close the curtains—the neighbors are home.

Pick up the novels that changed how we read, what we read, and who we read.

If you loved Donna Tartt's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, we know what you should read next.

It was the hairdresser in the beauty salon with the curling iron...obviously.

Because no reading discussion is complete without a glass (or three) of vino.

You get a book, you get a book, everyone gets a book!

Say it loud and proud: "I am a bookworm."

Rakes, dukes, Scotsmen—oh my!

When you're in need of an undercover spy, who you gonna call? The owner of a vacuum cleaner store, of course.

Tensions reach unbearable heights in these dark explorations of the human psyche, the inescapability of our pasts, and more.

The Only Woman in the Room paints a fictionalized portrait of the Hollywood actress who was so much more than a pretty face.

Nothing gets us in the holiday spirit quite like a holiday-centric read.