Books, Arts, and Culture

I attempted to read Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude twice before the successful third try. It was tough, but around the midway mark...

Believe it or not, Book Riot isn’t the only place on the internet where you can read about books—though some may argue that we’re the best*....

What makes a feminist? It’s a question that pops up whenever feminism is discussed. Sometimes the answers are pithy and snappy (for example, the one given...

One of the reasons I love working in a bookshop is that I get to be surrounded by books all day. And, perhaps more importantly for...

One of the best rituals I instituted for myself came after one of my most stressful life seasons. I felt my anxiety growing steadily as I...

Ever since I started keeping a reading spreadsheet a few years ago, I’ve been continually amazed by all the ways that analyzing the data it collects...

First of all, if you’re confused about what a spoonie is, click here to learn more about spoon theory. Now that we’re all on the same...

Have you chosen Ann Patchett’s 2019 novel The Dutch House for your book club? Here are ten The Dutch House book club questions and a reading guide to...

Reading aloud is one of the best ways parents and educators can help children build their literacy skills. Hearing stories aloud can help children learn the...