High school freshman Angie sees herself the way everyone else does, as “Fat Angie,” until KC Romance, “a model kind of beauty beneath the bad-girl garb,” breezes into her small, conservative Ohio town ...

A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America (Little, Brown, 2021) won the National Book Critics Circle Award for ...

Do It for the People: Black Athletes, Activism, and Justice Connecting individual acts of protest to a broader history of resistance, this powerful nonfiction volume from Barnes and James pays tribute ...

Delany’s fondness for inverted syntax, excessive capitalization, and gender-ambiguous names make the first couple chapters of this series opener slow-going. Eventually, however, a story emerges, and ...

The new app, now in beta, combines an e-bookstore with a reading app, featuring titles from the Big Five houses and tools to track users’ reading habits which cofounder Daniel Doyon likens to “wearing ...

The acquisition of Bradford & Bigelow will increase Lakeside’s presence in the K-12, higher education, and trade publishing markets. B&B’s two New England facilities will remain open.

Murphy’s perky rhymes and Jimenez’s food-filled digital drawings offer a cheery snapshot of a brown-skinned trio’s grocery run.

Among the books hitting shelves next week are a picture book comedy, a new installment in a longstanding graphic novel series ...

With more than 1,000 educational sessions on the schedule, attendees can find classroom strategies and deeper exploration of ...

The Canadian author won’t be stopping in the United States to promote her latest Armand Gamache mystery, Miss Wolcott’s Ghost (Minotaur)—and the decision, she tells PW, was “not an easy one.” ...

Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing has one new hire. Margaret Rosewitz has joined as a reprints design manager; she was most recently a reprints production controller at Candlewick Press.

The new commercial terms would let the Meta scrape the websites of any business using its platforms for AI training, which ...