More Blog EntriesPage 5 of 166

While it's often true that "behind every great man is a woman", there are also plenty of women standing on their own, overlooked by historians of the past.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie returns with Dream Count, the real-life Harry Bosch on the case that haunts him, and a speculative trilogy from 1963 returns.

From contemporary bestsellers to literary classics, 2025 is shaping up to be a banner year for book-to-screen adaptations.

From brand new literary fiction to 30 year old dystopian sci-fi, check out the books Kobo staffers loved in February.

Greenwood returns to Norfolk, true stories of royal service, Omar El Akkad's nonfiction debut, and the longest real-life love story on earth.

Learn about the people, culture, and history of Ukraine from remarkable writers who know the country best.

These books, like Harry Potter, feature all the magic, mystery, friendship, and found family we love about the series, but with an adult twist.

Host Michael Tamblyn spoke with award-winning author David A. Robertson about his new memoir All the Little Monsters: How I Learned to Live With Anxiety.

Rated on a 5-tear "Weepometer" scale, these extraordinarily sad novels are guaranteed to make you cry. Don't say we didn't warn you.

For readers new to the books and fans who've survived a reaping or three, this is our guide to The Hunger Games, including a recommended reading order.