Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

Social media users often debate if audiobooks "count" as reading. Not only is the argument downright silly, it misses the whole point of reading in the first place — not to mention distracts us from ...

Surrounded by superheroes, comics and collectibles stood Justin Voigtschild scanning the wall of comics at NerdinOut in ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Baseball season is here, and what better way to receive complimentary tickets to go see the Corpus ...

One summer. 46 peaks. A second chance to make things right.” Kate Messner’s novel-in-verse “The Trouble with Heroes” is about a boy, a dog, and the healing power of nature. The boy, Finn Connelly, is ...

The United Way of Wyoming Valley partnered with Junior Leadership Northeast to collect thousands of gently used books to be ...

Sulet Linde recently published her first book titled Dada 4 Nonsense. Dada was a movement during the previous century that turned the art world on its head. It mocked artistic and social conventions ...

Even though Star Wars used to be something geared for older kids and adults, now there are even funny books starring Darth ...

I previously wrote (“From Banning Words to Banning Books,” March 21) about government censorship of certain words in public documents and of children’s books at the local level. I noted, ...

After a law that broadly banned materials with nudity or violence passed the Tennessee legislature, hundreds of books have ...

A coalition of parents believe they have a religious right to keep their kids from reading books that discuss LGBTQ+ themes.