Shelbi Polk

“Bridgerton” season three is just around the corner, but let’s not forget the TV show is based on a whole series of romance novels from author Julia Quinn, many of which showcase familiar tropes of the genre. Here, we dive into nine of the most classic.

Whether you’re a world traveler or a gossip at heart, we have some excellent book recommendations from the Bridgerverse.

Challenge yourself by diving into a whole new world of literature that actually might surprise you.

A Q&A with the author of ‘Wandering Stars' and ‘There, There.' When Tommy Orange decided to write a sequel to his award-winning novel, There, There , he began by jumping back in time.

Always with a book in hand, Eloise is certainly the brains of the Bridgerton brood! So, we wondered what a modern-day version of Eloise would be reading.

Whether you haven’t gotten to the carriage scene yet or you’ve seen it three times, these cozy collabs will make your next “Bridgerton” watch the comfiest yet.

Penelope Featherington is Bridgerton 's most controversial and notorious writer, and she's also a huge reader. And during her (fictional) life, gossipy novels were one in a million.

This list, which is geared toward a person with wanderlust like Colin, includes a wide range of travel memoirs, fantasy novels, and even a romance novel.

"Loving Corrections," the latest book in adrienne maree brown's Emergent Strategy series, comes out on August 20.

You might wonder how a doctor who is as busy as Dr. Grey would be able to fit in time for reading. And to that we say: Anything is possible!