From sweeping historical fiction to gripping psychological thrillers, these new spring 2026 book releases belong on your TBR.

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Heated Rivalry by Rachel Reid is the No. 1 Canadian fiction title this week, and four other titles from the Game Changers series are in the top 10. The 2019 romance spawned the hi ...

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The city is wracked by political and social upheaval, though the protagonist Yñiga Calinauan, a former academic, just wants a ...

I spoke with Andy Weir about the adaptation of his hit novel, Project Hail Mary. Our conversation quickly turned into a ...

Record entries have produced a standout shortlist for the James Tait Black Prizes, Britain’s oldest book awards, judged by ...

AI taking over reading homework feels like the result of a problem, not the cause of it, writes Heidi Stevens.

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