Fall is the season of cozy reading, and this November brings something truly special, and that’s three limited-edition releases celebrating YA books that shaped a decade.
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Your go-to column for buzzy new releases that deserve a spot in your beach bag, bedside stack, or bookmarked wish list.
If you’re hunting for the perfect gift for the reader (or collector) in your life, these new releases from William Morrow and Dey Street Books are the definition of shelf candy.
TOR Publishing is turning up the heat with a lineup that blends sweeping worlds, daring hearts, and stories that leave you breathless.
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, Requited, and Little, Brown Ink brought the heat this fall with an exclusive online event that reminded us why romantasy continues to dominate the shelves. I had the pleasure getting to know more about these upcoming reads at LBYR, LIVE: Fall-ing for Romantasy, a virtual gathering on Crowdcast that introduced some of the most buzzworthy 2026 voices in the genre.
Fall is shaping up to be the season of swoons, second chances, and stories that tug at the heart while keeping us turning the page. Forever is delivering romances full of representation, holiday magic, and heartfelt journeys.
Fantasy and romance lovers, 2026 is already coming in strong when it comes to books, and it’s all thanks to the incredible lineups from Harper Voyager and Avon Books that bring the promise of exciting and immersive reads for all. This season seems to be overflowing with myth, magic, and love stories that will keep you turning pages well into the night.
Every September through October, Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month gives us a chance to celebrate the voices, traditions, and stories that help shape our communities.
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of cracking open a new Scholastic read, those stories that remind us of the magic of growing up, the thrill of discovery, and the power of imagination.
There’s nothing quite like finding a story that sweeps you away.
September always feels like the start of something new.
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