Reading Lists For Every Kind of Book Lover

Take a trip down memory lane with these nostalgic childhood favorites.

Revel in the angst.

A full list of recommendations from the people who know our books best.

Historians, journalists, and bestselling novelists explore the conflict that led to the birth of an independent nation.

Here's what to read when you're missing Jamie and Claire.

Through her writing, the feminist icon shares the wisdom she's gained from decades of activism.

Dan Simmons’s thriller is a chilling re-imagination of what happened to Sir Franklin's long lost crew.

Often compared to Jane Austen, the 20th-century English novelist challenged societal norms with witty social comedies.

The three-time Edgar Award winner introduced psychological thrills to the mystery genre.

We asked, you answered! You just can't get enough of these books.

Author William's Styron's public fight with depression has helped others who have struggled with mental illness.

Every Harry Potter book is magical—some more so than others. 

Enter to win a copy of Liar, Liar, and a place to read all your ebooks. 

Get motivated to (finally) start that creative project.

They're the next best thing to a warm hug.

Travel the world without leaving your couch.

Best known for her Albert Campion series, Margery Allingham was a contemporary of Agatha Christie – and is well worth investigating.

Find the perfect read, according to how you're feeling.

Being a bibliophile comes with its own set of issues.

The so-called "American Agatha Christie" revolutionized the mystery genre with her 1908 novel, The Circular Staircase.