Reading Lists For Every Kind of Book Lover

We love it when women write about women.

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

First things first: In the south, it’s pronounced “appa-latch-uh.”

These books are rites of passage.

Novels, memoirs and essays that explore the Asian experience across the country.

The best of an imprint that digs deep into lost classics.

We're not all living in the same America.

Get inside someone else's head.

Writer Alexander Montgomery shares his picks.

Seeking solace? Find yourself immersed in a wholly different world with these nonfiction reads.

They're not bad—they're just written that way.

Honest, hilarious, and relatable: Readers will fall in love with these books like "Every Day" by David Levithan.

Enjoy the work of some of the funniest storytellers out there. 

These reads are funny, optimistic, and everything you need to brighten your day.

Find out what happened when a Muslim politician decided to have coffee with the people who sent her hate mail.

A quest to figure out which books are on the president’s nightstand.

Celebrate black authors’ fiction, nonfiction and poetry.

Meet extraordinary individuals; explore communities; deepen your understanding of America.

Sherlock's little sister would take any of these sleuths as her Watson.

John Nichols explains why impeachment is an essential American institution.