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Each book was adapted (however loosely) into one of films listed below it. But which one?

Not all book adaptations are a disappointment.

Though post-apocalyptic literature is experiencing a recent boom, the genre is anything but new. From a 19th-century tale of catastrophe to a modern-day classic made into a film, these are books you’ll want to add to your reading list.

The Master of Horror’s list of his top films is surprisingly horror-lite.

From ‘A Goodbye to Weapons’ to ‘Blustery Elevations,’ these terms are technically synonyms of famous book titles. How many can you get right?

From moving stories of the Black American experience to imagined worlds of breathtaking vision, here are 13 books that had an influence Gen X—and help shaped the world as we know it today.

These charming creations will make your home library feel all the more cozy.

If a plane ticket and hotel stay are out of your budget, a paperback book (or a loaner from the library) can help transport you to far-flung, sun soaked climes.

From the accident that led to its creation to the real people who inspired key characters.

Discover the most-searched summer book genres in every U.S. state, from gripping fiction to heartfelt romance.

Tiny bugs are causing huge problems in Hungary.

The 18th president’s descendant had a storied career in museum curation before turning his attention to an affable vampire.

Want to know what your state is reading this summer? Check out this map of the top-searched books and discover your next page-turner.

Paris’s Shakespeare and Company has hosted some 30,000 “Tumbleweeds” passing through town. Want to be the next one?

Tampa’s mayor wanted Peter Benchley’s bestseller off store shelves. The cover had been deemed obscene by authorities.

Labubu dolls are more than fashion charms—they‘re rare art collectibles with a cult following.

Pizza Hut revamps its iconic BOOK IT! program with a new app that rewards kids’ reading progress with free pizza.

From its initial title to its real life inspirations to its disastrous, misconception-causing English translations.

Since it was published in 1971, ‘The Monster at the End of This Book’ has become an iconic entry in the kidlit canon. Here’s what you need to know about the book, which just made a cameo in HBO‘s ‘The Last of Us.’