by Grace Snoke | Nov 1, 2026 | Featured, Header Feature, New Releases This Week, What to Watch
A dog-eared page, a cracked spine, a coffee ring on the cover—some readers consider these crimes against literature. Others call them proof that a book was truly loved. However you treat yours, this week we have new ones worth every form of affection you care to show...
by Grace Snoke | Oct 25, 2026 | Featured, Header Feature, New Releases This Week, What to Watch
Aristotle believed that the mark of an educated mind was the ability to entertain a thought without accepting it. Books have been doing exactly that for readers for centuries—challenging, expanding, and occasionally upending everything you thought you knew. This...
by Grace Snoke | Oct 18, 2026 | Featured, Header Feature, New Releases This Week, What to Watch
The average book contains between 70,000 and 100,000 words. The average reader will finish one in about six hours. Six hours of complete immersion, total escape, and zero notifications. This week, we have several options ready to claim those six hours—and your full,...
by Grace Snoke | Oct 11, 2026 | Featured, Header Feature, New Releases This Week, What to Watch
The oldest surviving handwritten manuscript in the world dates back over 1,600 years and was preserved against every odd imaginable. Stories have always found a way to survive. This week, the ones waiting for you are brand new—fresh, unread, and entirely yours for the...
by Grace Snoke | Sep 27, 2026 | Featured, Header Feature, New Releases This Week, What to Watch
In 1752, Benjamin Franklin founded one of America’s first lending libraries so that people who couldn’t afford books could still access them. Over 270 years later, the spirit of that idea lives on—this week, we’re making sure great books land in as...
by Grace Snoke | Sep 20, 2026 | Featured, Header Feature, New Releases This Week, What to Watch
Did you know Saturday was Talk Like A Pirate Day? I knew it was coming up, but somehow I forgot it was Sept. 19 every year. So I totally missed out on talking like a pirate. Do you know what a pirate’s favorite letter is? Rrrrrrrrrrrrr. I crack myself up. But...
