Whatcha Reading? June 2026, Part One
It’s Whatcha Reading! Here’s how we’re kicking off June: Elyse: I’m reading The Iron Garden Sutra by A.D. Sui. It’s a sci-fi locked room mystery with a monk as a protagonist and I’...
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It’s Whatcha Reading! Here’s how we’re kicking off June: Elyse: I’m reading The Iron Garden Sutra by A.D. Sui. It’s a sci-fi locked room mystery with a monk as a protagonist and I’...
Common Reads, sometimes called One Book, One College or All Campus Reads, have been a popular project for U.S. colleges and universities for the last decade. At some institutions,...
Can you guess the most read books on Goodreads in May? Here's a hint: the top five include romances, a thriller, sci-fi, and general fiction.
Here are the results of the 2026 Read Harder Challenge halfway check-in survey, including your votes for the hardest task of the year.
Anne Bogel shares a backlist conversation with Elizabeth Cooper about finding books Elizabeth describes as brain candy. The post Backlist gems: still the wildest way we’ve heard to...
I am going to ask a most contentious question: When you encounter a series, are you inclined to read them as soon as they’re available, or do you want to wait until the series is c...
Anne Bogel and guest Ashley Cornelius explore which titles from the 2026 Guide Ashley should prioritize for her desired summer reading vibe. The post What should I read this summer...
It's hard to turn your back on the TBR pile — but revisiting old favorites can be just as rewarding. The post Rediscovering Rereading (Again) appeared first on Reactor.
Briana and Krysta at Pages Unbound are hosting a fantasy discussion meme this year called Fantasy with Friends. Since fantasy is my favorite genre, I thought it would be fun to tak...
Three new studies offer clues about what makes texts easier and harder for young students to read on their own.
Can you guess the five most-read books on Goodreads this week? Here's a hint: one series has taken three of the spots.
Looking for a good book this July Fourth weekend and beyond? We’ve got twenty options, for almost any type of reader.
The Guardian’s landmark poll of the greatest novels published in English required collaboration and innovation across multiple desks. This is the story of how it came together Eve...
I just finished reading an advance copy of What We Found Instead, by Heidi Reimer, and it embodied everything I ever want in a summer read: compelling plot, emotional depth, and th...
Welcome to our annual summer reading poll! Please recommend a great book to add to our summer reading lists, and tell us what fragrance we should wear while reading it. (Or, do wh...
An editor shares the must-read 2026 BIPOC books at the top of her to-be-read and why she can't wait to pick up these titles.
Plus, the latest bookish House vote, BookTok's most popular books, and Shaq's surprise partnership with Archie Comics.
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With the rise of social media, connecting with people from around the world who share your interests has never been easier. On TikTok, fellow bookworms have formed their own commun...
Art-world intrigue. Wealthy people problems. Betrayal and mystery. If you’re looking for your next vacation read, this is it. More
We challenged teens to choose any three recent New York Times pieces they wanted, then tell us what they got from them. The results are a delight.
Welcome back to Whatcha Reading! Here’s how we’re kicking off July: Lara: I’m reading a mystery-romance that is by turns pedestrian and annoying, but I am persisting because I need...
Here are the books the biggest and most interesting book clubs are reading in June, and they're all ones you can join online!
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