Kelly Jensen is an Editor at Book Riot. She specializes in publishing and media, with a keen focus on authors, books, and cultural movements, often exploring themes related to education, government, and society. Kelly's work has been featured in The Good Men Project, School Library Journal, and various other publications.
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Congress is on its annual break, but that doesn't mean your advocacy for libraries and access to books should be resting.
the growth in translated Japanese and Korean fiction making its way into the U.S. market, cats are making their mark as purr-fect cover models in 2026 across a range of fictional styles.
By: Kelly Jensen
It's another busy week for YA book releases, and like last week, the heavy lifting is being done by paperback releases.
I'm thrilled to share a guest post from YA author Kit Rosewater, and it fits neatly into the “What's Up in YA?” ongoing series exploring popular YA
Massachusetts became the latest state to pass a law protecting the right to read.
By: Kelly Jensen
Into the depths of August we've arrived, and with it, the calm before the publishing storm of fall.
By: Kelly Jensen
Book cover makeovers are fascinating. It takes a lot of time, money, and effort to land on a book cover for any new title, and that effort is
By: Kelly Jensen
In yet another escalation of the manufactured panic over the content of books in school libraries, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick held a news
By: Kelly Jensen
This is the second in a three-part series diving deep into the current state of prison censorship. All of these pieces are by guest writer Aaron Blumberg.
It wasn't until this year that I realized August is about the only month without a single holiday in the United States.
