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As you might imagine, we read a lot of books here at EL. Followers of our Instagram may be familiar with our long-running What We’re Reading series, where we post every other week...
Val and I are members of a reading circle in St-Rémy.
Arcalia: still a page turner, I like the smell and feel of books. I get them second hand from Awesome Books, who send up to 5 at a time to France for about €5. Totally. I have s...
Happy Saturday! Here’s what we’re reading to kick off October: Lara: It’s been two weeks and I’m still reading Jane Austen’s Bookshelf. Partly it’s because I’m writing exams at the...
By Natalie Serianni Last fall, I saw a clip of Zadie Smith on Instagram talking about reading and escapism, and how much she enjoyed the novel Independent People, by Icelandic auth...
Eight months ago, I had a fantastic idea. I would use my reading life to assist me with my 2026 goals and read one book a month that focused on […] The post How my reading life is...
You probably already know that reading is pretty good for us. It’s been linked to better mental health, more empathy, a lower risk of dementia, and even increased longevity. There’...
Welcome back! It’s time for our second Whatcha Reading of the month. Here’s a peek at what we’re reading right now: Lara: I’m trying romance adjacent non-fiction. It’s the first no...
What enjoyable memories do you have of reading or being read to? What could schools do to make working with written texts more engaging?
My great-grandma Nonna Bailey, my grandma’s mother, had to quit school in the eighth grade to help her family so they could survive. She knew how to cook like no one else, she coul...
You’re at a dark apartment party, and the question keeps coming up between conversations: “What are you reading right now?” You dread that question. You despise it. Why? Probably...
What did you read in August, and what's on your TBR for September? How is your 2026 Read Harder Challenge progress going? Let's talk about it!
Reading allows us to immerse in various forms of literature, becoming more attuned to the human experience. The post Why Reading Books Matters appeared first on Unwritten.
One of the most common sights in cities today is coffee shops. There are so many of them now that they have to innovate to give visitors more than coffee in various forms. So now w...
For more than 33 years, my book club has been meeting monthly to discuss some very important and impactful literature. I write that statement with a giant dose of humility, because...
BookTok promised us endless discovery. So why does everyone seem to be reading the same thing?
The author of The Sixth Faction takes ELLE’s literary survey.
What did you read in September, and what's on your TBR for October? How is your 2026 Read Harder Challenge progress going? Let's talk about it!
A lifelong love of books offers lessons for raising curious, independent readers as artificial intelligence reshapes childhood and education. The post Perspective | Harriet, Pippi,...
A couple big business deals in the world of books this week
As Britain battles a national decline in reading, The Bee is challenging one of the assumptions at the heart of the debate: that working-class people simply don’t read.
Two headlines can be true and still leave us with opposite impressions. Among children aged 8 to 18 in the UK, enjoyment of reading reached a 20-year low in 2025. In 2026, it rose....
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