The New Yorker’s editors and critics choose this year’s essential reads in fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.

This year’s top titles run the gamut and include an adaption of a Korean folk tale, a highly entertaining question-and-answer ...

Greater Good picks our favorite books to nurture resilience, open-heartedness, awe, play, and empowerment in parents and ...

Congrats, you have your first (or third? twelfth?) tarot deck (maybe The Cosmo Tarot???)! But, um, now what? While you can gaze at the different cards, touch them, shuffle them, talk to them, dream ...

A mountain of science shows being kinder to yourself boosts happiness and performance. These books teach self-compassion. One of the perks of writing this column for nearly 15 years is that patterns ...

Greater Good’s editors pick the most thought-provoking, practical, and inspirational science books of the year.

Did you have a favorite book as a child that has always stood out in your mind? Maybe you feel like it taught you a lot, and it influenced the person you are today. It turns out that it’s not just ...

Silence can be unnerving. Solitude can feel like punishment. Yet, beneath the discomfort lies a rare opportunity—to meet yourself without distraction. In a world obsessed with constant connection, ...

Halloween is only days away, and parents and children are flooding stores in search of the best costumes and the scariest monster, vampire and ghoul decorations. But the author of new children's book ...

The first in bestselling author Alice Hoffman’s Practical Magic series, this book reveals Maria’s origin story in the 1600s before being accused of witchcraft in Salem, MA. Find out what relationship ...

Theodor Geisel may have died nearly 35 years ago, but Dr. Seuss and his stories live on. A manuscript he had penned has been discovered and will soon be coming out as a new book. Random House Children ...