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Three new eReaders, colour E Ink, quote-sharing in our iOS app, automated help digging up all-you-can-read hidden gems in Kobo Plus—and more.

Nathan spoke with Shilpi Somaya Gowda about A Great Country, her novel about a family striving to belong in their well-to-do new neighbourhood.

From David Nicholls to Amor Towles, Kobo staffers share the eBooks and audiobooks they loved in April.

How to Baby, Napolitano reaches into the past, several dozen uncomfortable conversations, Larson unearths a demon, and crying with sandwiches.

Even though both offer color screens, in eReader vs tablet comparisons there are still notable differences such as eye strain, battery life, and weight.

Since Netflix' Bridgerton departed from the timeline of the books, reading the series has become as complex as a quadrille. Allow us to be of assistance.

Judi Dench pays the rent, behind the scenes at Westminster dog show, Emily Henry's Funny Story, Amy Tan in the backyard with birds, a space opera romance.

Poet and novelist Jeanette Lynes spoke with us about how storytelling drives all her writing, and what teaching creative writing has taught her.

Michael spoke with journalist Michael Finkel, author of The Art Thief, the story of a man who stole over 200 artworks only to hide them in his bedroom.

A death doula's life-affirming memoir, an Instapoet's Good Grief, a graphic memoir of environmental advocacy, and meditations after an attempted murder.