In BY BREATH, P. C. Cast writes an adventurous YA romance set at a Scottish loch, complete with fae princes, a witchy friend, and a powerful kelpie bound to ancient magic. In her letter to librarians, she shares how libraries gave her and her daughter a sanctuary to escape in and led them both towards Know More » […]

October National Book Club Picks
Looking for a new book club read? Check out these titles that were chosen as national book club picks this October! BAD WORDS by Ríoghnach Robinson is the Good Morning America Book Club Pick for October, and the Barnes & Noble Book Club pick! Parker Navarro’s buzzy debut novel should’ve been the book of the Know More » […]

Horror Books (10/7/26)
It’s spooky season, and there’s no better time to pick up a new horror story! THE SECERT LIVES OF ZOMBIE WIVES by Barbara Truelove 9781250427434 | 2/2/27 Patricia is a reformed zombie. She’s also an influencer—the wholesome, homey, traditional values kind—a career built up with the help of her husband, Ralph. Cooking, shopping, and hanging Know More » […]

Multigenerational Stories (10/7/26)
Looking for heartfelt, multigenerational family stories? These five books grapple with loss, heritage, sibling dynamics, motherhood, and childhood. BACKSTITCH by Idrissa Simmonds-Nastili 9781250422712 | 2/23/27 Brooklyn, 1996. Serenity Marcelin and her six-year-old daughter, Jouvay, have spent the summer reeling from an unexpected, devastating loss. Just when the two of them are beginning to find solace Know More » […]

NYPL’s Best New Horror for Adults of 2026 List
The New York Public Library has announced their choices for the Best New Horror of 2026. Check out these three Macmillan titles on the list! MILKTEETH by Caitlin StarlingOUR CUT OF SALT by Deena HelmABYSS by Nicholas Binge The NYPL Best New Horror committee read more than 250 titles published since last Halloween to select Know More » […]

Celeste Headlee’s Letter to Librarians
In FREEDOM’S DAUGHTERS: How a Generation of Black Women Resisted Oppression Through Literacy and Education, Celeste Headlee writes an urgent and eye-opening story of the women who risked everything to ensure a generation of Black Americans had the right to read. In her letter to librarians, she shares her personal connection to the story, and the Know More » […]

New and Upcoming Releases from Authors of Banned Books
This Banned Books Week, we’re celebrating resilience by supporting these new releases and upcoming titles from authors of banned books! ROOM ON THE SEA: Three Novellas by André Aciman 9780374613419 | 6/4/25 The short fictions in ROOM ON THE SEA deal with the heart-wrenching vicissitudes of amorous ambivalence, in André Aciman’s inimitably nostalgic, lyric style. Know More » […]

New Edelweiss E-galleys (10/7/26)
Hello e-galley readers! Check out some of the exciting e-galleys that were recently added to Edelweiss for your downloading pleasure: THE LEAGUE OF LOST SOULS by KJ Charles9781250396020 | 3/23/27 Eleanor Knox and her fellow guests thought the occult ceremony to make wishes was just a party game. They were dead wrong. Almost seven Know More » […]

Happy Half Hour (10/5/26)
Today, we’re chatting about a forensic scientist–turned–murderer and the hot himbo she recruits as her muscular henchman; a brother desperate to find his sister and clear his name after she goes missing from Philadelphia’s elite Main Line; and the status-obsessed members of an exclusive country club whose secrets unravel on the day of an important wedding. Know More » […]

Give Kirkus Reviews’ Best October Audiobooks a Listen!
Check out these three Macmillan Audio titles that Kirkus included in their 10 Best Audiobooks for October Listening! MISS WOLCOTT’S GHOST by Louise Penny; read by Alfred Molina | 9781250476111 | 10/20/2026 BAD WORDS by Rioghnach Robinson; read by Katharine Chin & Major Curda | 9781250453914 | 10/06/2026 THE DYING LIGHT by Ann Cleeves; read Know More » […]

