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The books used as Cold War weapons, feline anti-fascism, Hunger Games compounded with Big Brother, and The Best Man goes from screen to books.

Dive into these translations of literature of the Québécois, the Acadians of Atlantic Canada, and other French-speaking communities throughout Canada.

These books by transgender and nonbinary authors range from sci-fi to literary fiction to mystery to YA, and everything in between.

James Frey's fictional heaven, a hopepunk space opera, ways to think about our changing planet, and some big ideas about what it means to be a genius.

Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with Elyse Graham, author of Book and Dagger: How Scholars and Librarians Became the Unlikely Spies of World War Two.

V. E. Schwab's century-spanning new story, Stephen King's Life of Chuck, S. A. Cosby's King of Ashes, and the waiting is over for Wally Lamb's new novel.

Taylor Jenkins Reid blasts off, better living through vampirism, a Buddhist guide to environmentalism, and Ray Dalio on how countries go broke.

These queer rom-coms are the best the subgenre has to offer and offer what every rom-com reader craves: a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

Old books, new books, fiction, nonfiction, check out the books Kobo staffers loved best in May.

Host Nathan Maharaj spoke with Liann Zang, author of the novel Julie Chan is Dead. It's a satire about influencers that only an insider could have written.