Sharon Jones

From Yellowstone to Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour, cowboy aesthetics are back in fashion as young people look for new ways to embrace old Americana classics. Pull on your boots, tie up your bolo, and don’t forget your Stetson as we lasso up some American West chic! Since we first wrote about the rise of the

October’s upcoming titles are full of soon-to-be bestsellers perfect for gifting season. Swifties can revisit their favorite eras with some of Taylor’s most iconic looks in Dress Up Taylor, while Playbill Broadway Trivia is the perfect party game for theater buffs who want to put their knowledge to the test! Meanwhile foodies can enjoy new

“I’m gonna keep on dancing at the Pink Pony Club” With The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess climbing the charts, iconic performances on NPR’s Tiny Desk and Jimmy Fallon, and music festivals dominated by seas of fans decked out in pink cowboy hats all doing the “Hot to Go” dance in tandem, the

Preppy is back! But it might not be the polo shirts, khaki shorts, and neat headbands you’re imagining. While “preppy” style is trending again with Gen Z and Gen Alpha, it’s had a bit of a makeover. A cousin of the “coquette” and Barbiecore aesthetics, the preppy look trends heavily towards pink and other bright

Cowboys and western wear aesthetics are making a comeback in a brand new way. Cowboy boot-shaped match holders, mugs, and neon signs sit next to cowboy hat candles and stickers on the shelves of trendy gift shops. Modern western wear-inspired outfits in bright, whimsical colors are your favorite TikTok creator’s outfit of the day, perfect

While we’re all anxiously awaiting Greta Gerwig’s new Barbie movie, which has already reached an iconic status just through the trailers, it’s time to reevaluate and reclaim the aesthetic joys of American girlhood. Barbiecore, my friends, is about more than just wearing pink. Embracing the Barbiecore ethos means flaunting your vintage Polly Pocket collection, discussing

From the twins to the crab, chatty Gemini yields to caring Cancer from June 22 – July 22 in the Western zodiac. Appropriately for summer, Cancer is a water sign ruled by the moon, both of which symbolize Cancer’s tendency towards changeable moods and their deep connection with the rhythms of the world. The key

“Music is powerful. As people listen to it, they can be affected.” – Ray Charles How has music influenced your life? What are the albums you could listen to on repeat? What songs stir up memories or make you want to get up and dance? No matter which musical genre you love or whether your

The drive to unlock the secrets of the stars is irresistible. Whether you’re into astrology, astronomy, or you find yourself connecting with the dark, ethereal aesthetics of the moon and stars, there are plenty of celestial PRH titles to explore. Self-reflect in style with the moon phases cover of Burn After Writing. Decode your future

May is a great time to plan your summer getaways! Take the ultimate European vacation with Europe by Train. Eat deliciously no matter where your adventures take you with Cook It Wild, and get kids excited about an upcoming beach trip with The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s Ocean Hide & Seek. May is full of great titles to

April showers bring… fabulous new books! Master your morning routine with The Good Morning Journal. Get a head start on grilling season with The Outdoor Cook, and get excited about Disney’s upcoming re-make of The Little Mermaid with This is Ariel. April is full of great titles to discover. See our staff pick lists below to

NY Now is running from February 5-8 at the Javits Center, and Penguin Random House will once again join our friends at the Harper Group in Booth #1901 for this year’s Winter Market! Pay us a visit and discover new and trending books in all categories, including children, wellness, cooking, inspirational, and more! We can’t