There’s plenty to get excited about with November’s upcoming titles! Explore the literary inspirations behind Taylor Swift’s lyrics with Taylor Swift by the Book, or admire the unique aesthetics of Wes Anderson’s films in The Museum of Wes Anderson. Plan the perfect fall night in with Mo Willems-themed cozy socks from Out of Print, the

Let Cinnamon the hedgehog guide you through the seasons of life with her own version of hedgie self-care in Every Little Thing Quill Be All Right! Perfect for holiday gifting, this book is the little pick-me-up and motivational hedgehog high five we all need, with encouraging messages and full-color photographs of Cinnamon doing some of

Calling all Southerners! Beloved 24-hour fast food chain Whataburger is making its literary debut this fall with puzzles, coloring books, board books, and more for Whataburger fans of all ages! Besides tasty burgers and shakes, Whataburger is known for making a splash with their branding, earning them a dedicated fanbase of loyal devotees. Find their

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

Halloween is on its way, and horror fans are already planning their macabre celebrations with movie marathons, scary story reading challenges, and creepy costumes. All things twisted and terrifying will soon have their moment, which means there’s no better time to revisit the undisputed master of modern horror: Stephen King. With the iconic Carrie celebrating

Feline superstars Meredith Gray, Olivia Benson, and Benjamin Button Swift finally get their time in the spotlight in Karma Is a Cat, the picture book every young cat-loving Swiftie has been waiting for! On sale in January 2025. The first book featuring the true story of the loves of Taylor Swift’s life: her cats! Meredith

“Kidulting” is the latest retail trend that takes caring for your “inner child” to the next level. Whether it’s a return to beloved media properties like Spongebob and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, or a renewed interest in easy crafts that provide a sense of childlike play and creativity, adult products rooted in childhood nostalgia are

Book clubs have made a comeback in a big way! As #BookTok continues to drive book discovery, Gen Z and Millennials looking for community and connection have flocked to book clubs as an accessible and budget-friendly “third space.” From silent reading parties that evoke the concept of parallel play to themed clubs focusing on niche

September’s upcoming titles are music to our ears! The Book of Taylor is the ideal gift for any Swiftie, and the farewell tour doesn’t have to mean the end for Elton John fans, who can look back on his incredible visual style in Farewell Yellow Brick Road! The legendary Dolly Parton has graced our list

Pumpkin spice season is right around the corner! As the leaves turn from green to gold, refresh your displays with our favorite seasonal picks that bring the autumnal vibes. Lean into a harvest theme with orange pumpkins and whimsical mushrooms, or welcome the beginning of spooky season with creepy cryptids and witchy tarot cards. Fiber crafts and comfort food cookbooks are perfect for folks who

Xenomorphs and facehuggers and chestbursters, oh my! The thrilling sci-fi horror franchise, Alien, returns to the big screen on August 16 with Alien: Romulus, an “interquel” set between the iconic first two installments of Alien (1979) and Aliens (1986). With themed popcorn buckets and new toys hitting the shelves, the buzz for the movie has already begun,

Life is hard. Stress piles on us all, from macro factors like election season and climate change to the everyday grind of getting through the days. Sometimes the only antidote that feels within reach is indulging in a little treat. “Little treat culture” is all over social media, encouraging us to take our joy where