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New eBooks and Audiobooks

107 new eBooks and audiobooks coming out November 7 - 20, 2023

The sequel to The Fourth Wing, exposés of Twitter and Facebook, Megan Fox' poetry (and advice?), plus memoirs from Black Thought, Geddy Lee, and Barbra!

Author Interviews

Liz Nugent, author of Strange Sally Diamond

Thriller writer Liz Nugent, author of Unraveling Oliver, Lying in Wait, and Little Cruelties, talks to Kobo about her newest book, Strange Sally Diamond.

Kobo in Conversation Podcast

Waubgeshig Rice on finding renewal at the end of the world

Nathan welcomed Waubgeshig Rice to the Kobo studio to talk about his post-apocalyptic novel Moon of the Turning Leaves.

Kobo Staff Picks

The best books Kobo read in October 2023

From Britney Spears to Leslie Jones, Kobo staffers share the eBooks and audiobooks they loved in October.

Recommended Reading

Bold, brainy heroines like Elizabeth Zott

Dive into books that feature complex relationships, personal growth, love beyond romance, and brilliant women like Lessons in Chemistry's Elizabeth Zott.

New eBooks and Audiobooks

58 new eBooks and audiobooks coming out October 24 – November 6, 2023

Novelists Jesmyn Ward and Tim O'Brien return, Reacher keeps a secret, Britney speaks, and Mary Beard humanizes 300 years of rulers of the roman empire.

Recommended Reading

Red hot romances to light your fire

Some of the steamiest, spiciest romance eBooks and audiobooks around—to quench even the thirstiest readers. Helpfully heat-rated on a 5-🔥 scale.

Kobo in Conversation Podcast

Naomi Klein on what she sees in “the mirror world”

Michael spoke with writer and activist Naomi Klein, author of No Logo, The Shock Doctrine, and the new book Doppelganger: A Trip into the Mirror World.

New eBooks and Audiobooks

60 new eBooks and audiobooks coming out October 17 – 23, 2023

Grisham revisits The Firm, Rachel Gillig gets twisted, Ziwe's friendly essays, short stories for all, and bios from Jada, Dolly, Reggie, and Sly.

Big Ideas in Books

Dystopian novels as disturbing as 1984

These Orwellian dystopias utilize masterful storytelling, innovative world-building, and unforgettable characters to work out today's social challenges.

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