Gregory Copeland

The WNBA season kicks off this year on May 16! As interest in women’s sports has risen in the last few years, more fans are tuning in than ever before. In 2024, the WNBA set a record for viewership and attendance, and Caitlin Clark emerged as one of the league’s breakout stars. This year’s season

Celebrate queer love, identities, and history in June with books and gifts perfect for Pride Month! Highlight queer culture and icons with books like The Art of Drag, The Queer Film Guide and Friends of Dorothy, or feature real-life queer love stories with feel-good books like LOVE: The Heroic Stories of Marriage Equality, Queer Love in

Step into summer with our new releases in April! Congratulate grads with uplifting wisdom from everyone’s favorite frog, Kermit, in Before You Leap, celebrate the enduring power of love in Pride month with LOVE: The Heroic Stories of Marriage Equality, and discover how to harness nature’s bounty with the National Geographic Backyard Guide to Edible

Last night’s Grammy Awards proved that 2024 was an iconic year for music, with legendary artists like Beyoncé making Grammys history, newcomers like Chappell Roan winning big, and musical giants like The Beatles still finding new ways to surprise us. With last night’s winners still topping listeners’ playlists, 2024’s musical momentum doesn’t show any signs

April’s upcoming books feature some of our favorite giftable titles! For Angelou lovers, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings: A 500-Piece Puzzle transforms this iconic cover art into a calming bookish puzzle. If card games are more your speed, check out Stoner Playing Cards to add a trippy twist to game night, or try

A total solar eclipse will be visible in the central and eastern United States on April 8! Cities like Dallas, Cleveland, and Buffalo will be right in the heart of the moon’s shadow, witnessing the full eclipse, while other major cities like New York City, Boston, DC, and Memphis will still see a spectacular 85-95%

February’s upcoming books are trending high! Swifties who admire Tay’s songwriting skills can try their own hand at hilarious wordsmithing with Mad Libs: For the Fans: Taylor Swift Edition. Boba fanatics can learn how to make their own tasty drinks at home with Bubble Tea, and kids can read up on the science of solar eclipses

Whovians have plenty to celebrate this year! The beloved sci-fi program will hit its 60th birthday this November, coinciding with a brand new special episode that sees fan favorites David Tennant and Catherine Tate reprising their roles as Doctor and companion. With much loved showrunner Russel T. Davies returning to the show and Sex Education

November is National American Indian Heritage Month, and for PRH, it’s a time to celebrate the original people of this land and uplift Indigenous voices making their mark in the literary world. Read Native American stories in every genre from contemporary fiction like Never Whistle at Night and Earthdivers, Vol. 1: Kill Columbus to groundbreaking

March Madness kicks off soon! Get your bracket in order, and strap in for the tournament games. This year’s Final Four will be hosted in Houston in early April. Whether you’re making the trek yourself or enjoying the games at home with friends, celebrate legendary players and the spirit of basketball with the titles below!

Dive into some great summer reading books with Who HQ!! These books tell the incredible stories of trailblazers, legends, innovators, cool places, and important events–there’s a Who HQ book to interest any young reader!   For age 8-12 years | Grades 3-7: Who Was? / ¿Quién fue?– Important figures, past and present Where Is? /¿Dónde está?

  April showers bring May flowers and also tons of amazing new books! See all of our May favorites HERE!