Kelly Jensen is an Editor at Book Riot. She specializes in topics related to publishing and media, as well as law and legal affairs, including litigation and public policy. Kelly's work has been featured in The Good Men Project, School Library Journal, Joe Company, and several other notable publications.
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On the rise of literary tourism and reading vacations, the HEARTSTOPPER FOREVER trailer, and more bookish news.
By: Kelly Jensen
And just like that, we've crested to the middle of June. As I've said several times in these weekly new release posts, 2026 seems to be doing the most and bending time in odd ways.
Last week, we revealed the “Best of the Century So Far” picks for young adult literature . It was a lengthy process to decide which 45 books from
By: Kelly Jensen
The second in a three part series, this edition of Literary Activism dives deep into how library card policies vary nationwide and how those policies
For those who are less familiar with comics, the idea that comics can be nonfiction may be surprising.
Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more.
They invite incoming students to all read the same book and spend the first weeks—or even the full first year—talking about it.
By: Kelly Jensen
We've officially entered summer, and if you're anything like me, your downtime looks like a pile of books with a nice cold drink beside you.
As we wrap up another month of book releases, it's once again evident how few works of nonfiction are being published this year for teen readers.
The fabled Greek storyteller Aesop is the inspiration behind the fragrance, skincare, and hair product company of the same name.
