BookPage

Discover your next great book! BookPage connects every reader with a book they will love.

Our editors evaluate hundreds of books each month in order to recommend only the very best titles, presenting a curated collection of informative, accessible book reviews, author interviews and special features. BookPage covers all genres and categories, from mystery, historical fiction and romance to literary fiction, history, biography and lifestyles, as well as children’s and young adult titles. BookPage offers monthly print subscriptions (in 50-copy increments) for public libraries and bookstores at bookpage.com/subscriptions. Individual subscriptions in both print and digital formats are also available to readers.

10/01/2026

Pick your Halloween lane: paranormal romance or horror? (Or a secret third option—witches!) And fall's heavy-hitters descend with highly anticipated new books, such as Min Jin Lee's follow-up to Pachinko, Becky Chambers' sapphic sci-fi love story and Hidden Valley Road author Robert Kolker's latest empathetic investigation.

https://www.bookpage.com/?p=234360

09/30/2026

Jiro Akagawa’s bestselling mystery series has finally been translated into English, plus a brilliant courtroom drama and one of the best gangster novels ever. Grand Central Publishing Little, Brown and Company Harper Perennial Minotaur Books

https://www.bookpage.com/features/get-ready-to-meet-your-new-favorite-detective-a-japanese-calico-cat-named-holmes/

09/29/2026

To write AMERICAN HAGWON, the third novel in her planned quartet about the Korean diaspora, following Free Food for Millionaires and Pachinko, Min Jin Lee immersed herself in the world of after-school tutoring. What she found didn’t match up with the stereotype of Asian families as having a “punishing” focus on education. Read our interview in the October issue of BookPage or at BookPage.com to learn her findings from visiting hagwons around the world, and hear about her plans for the fourth book. Hachette Book Group

bookpage.com/?p=234061

09/28/2026

A couple of years after Robert Kolker published his bestseller about schizophrenia, ‘Hidden Valley Road,’ he was contacted by a woman whose family suffered from another devastating illness. Frontotemporal dementia, or FTD, damages the brain’s frontal lobes and causes profound personality changes: a cold impulsivity, a loss of inhibitions and an inability to care about others. At first, the raw, messy humanity of dementia patients and their grieving family members felt to Kolker “like a third rail that I didn’t want to touch.” Read about why he decided to write about this family and FTD in the October issue of BookPage, or at BookPage.com. Doubleday Books

https://www.bookpage.com/?p=234063

09/25/2026

Happy Dolly Parton day!

From writing songs that have become part of our lives to putting books into the hands of millions of children through the Imagination Library, Dolly Parton has always understood the power of great storytelling.

In honor of Dolly Parton, we’re celebrating by revisiting some of the many books inspired by, written by or featuring the beloved country star. Visit the link in our bio to see more.

https://www.bookpage.com/tag/dolly-day-26/

https://donate.imaginationlibrary.com/

09/21/2026

Mark your calendars for this month’s highly anticipated releases from beloved authors: https://www.bookpage.com/bestseller-watch/

09/17/2026

Autumn isn’t just for witchy romances and prestigious fiction: It’s also prime noir season. Mulholland Books, Ecco Books, Putnam Books, Del Rey Books, James Lee Burke

https://www.bookpage.com/?p=231035

09/16/2026

Meet Mariachiara Di Giorgio! She studied illustration in Rome and Paris before working as a storyboard artist and concept designer for film and commercials. She has been publishing books since 2012, and in 2022, she won the Andersen Award for best illustrator. Her wordless picture book, The Night, features two siblings who are craving an adventure. Inspired by the Brothers Grimm’s fairy tale “Hansel and Gretel,” the siblings sneak out of the house and explore the woods. Together, they view the night with a fresh sense of discovery and awe before returning to the safety of home.

09/15/2026

Andrea L. Rogers, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation and author of the Caldecott Award-winning picture book Cooch Helped, illuminates the injustices perpetrated upon her Native people through the goings-on of 12-year-old Cynthia, the daughter of an in*******al couple, in her historical middle grade novel. In the summer of 1968, Cynthia and her family move from Texas to her white grandparents’ ranch in Oklahoma. There, she decides to learn more about her and her mother’s Cherokee heritage, and she begins to wonder if a Native girl, Violet Wood, may have been murdered for the stolen land that her father’s family now occupies. Levine Querido

https://www.bookpage.com/?p=232796

09/14/2026

Take a walk on romance’s wilder side (Amnesia! An accidental phone swap with a movie star! The aforementioned golem!) with three high-concept love stories. Gallery Books, Random House, Atria Books, Emily Harding

https://www.bookpage.com/?p=232776

Address

3900 Hillsboro Pike, Ste 14
Nashville, TN
37215

Website

http://bookpage.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when BookPage posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to BookPage:

Want your business to be the top-listed Media Company in Nashville?