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As we celebrate Frankenstein Day and the birth anniversary of his creator Mary Shelley, let’s take a look back at only 10 of the many forms taken by this classic creature from literature.

Rebecca Yarros’s Iron Flame builds on Fourth Wing with deeper world-building and heart-stopping twists, but uneven pacing and repetitive romance leave readers divided.

Emily Henry’s Great Big Beautiful Life invites us to embrace the inherent chaos and see the beauty.

Revisiting a beloved classic like How to Train Your Dragon in live action proves that storytelling evolves, but the heart must remain intact.

Feeling hopeless? Maybe reading one of Mitch Albom’s yet another effective and moving works, For One More Day can save the day. Here’s what’s in store for you in the pages of this novel.

Date Everything helps you explore the weird and the wonderful—especially if you’re someone who’s ever thought about…well, dating everything!

A modern take on dragons and danger, Fourth Wing takes you on a high-stakes adventure.

From Mad Hatter to March Hare, the influence of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland has had a global impact on literature and culture that cannot be overstated.

KPop Demon Hunters is exactly what the title promises, but more than the stunning visuals and the earworm-inducing music, it’s a heartwarming story about trusting your community and letting go of shame. 

Diana Gabaldon, creator of the Outlander series, blends time travel, romance, and history into a sweeping Scottish adventure.

Me Before You by Jojo Moyes—an emotional journey that will make you laugh, cry, and reflect on life’s toughest choices.

Jennifer E. Smith’s The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight is a YA novel about missed flights, chance meetings, and emotional growth.

Nothing is more disappointing than getting to the end of a riveting tale only for it to disappoint. Here are 5 endings that we think failed to stick the landing.

In honor of the live-action reboot, we revisit How to Train Your Dragon: the story of a Viking boy, a Night Fury, and a friendship that changed everything.

There’s nothing quite as exciting as the idea of a story we love making it to the big screen. Here are some books we’re excited to see in cinemas and on streaming platforms.

In Sunrise on the Reaping, we gain a much better understanding of Haymitch through his experiences before, during and after the 75th Hunger Games.

Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye continues to resonate with readers across generations, exploring themes of adolescence and authenticity.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky highlights the good, the bad, and the ugly of the high school experience.