This summer’s mix includes some sci-fi and fantasy deep cuts, a Native botanist’s meditation on honoring nature, a mycologist’s celebration of fungi, novels set around the world, a memoir from ...

Is it summer, or is it summer reading season? Both answers are correct. If you’re not sure where to start on the books front, Isaac Fitzgerald and Yasmine Cheyenne stopped by TODAY on June 29 to share ...

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In celebration of our 50th year, we're looking back at some of our favorite reads over the decades Lizz Schumer is the Senior Editor, Books, at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024. Her ...

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Have a spring fling with the budding blooms on some of our favorite branches of literature—novels, memoirs, and story collections bursting with creative energy and fresh ideas. As the epic snow and ...