Emily Martin

1 week ago | bookriot.com | Emily Martin

This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. You are a member of the book community, so you have absolutely heard of this book. It was one of the most highly anticipated books of the year and landed on a lot of summer book lists, even before its release earlier this month.

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13 hours agoWhen Baiju Bhatt stepped away from his role as Chief Creative Officer at Robinhood last year, only those close to him could have predicted his next move: launching a space company built around tech that the aerospace industry has largely dismissed, and which might be more groundbreaking than anyone …

1 week ago | bookriot.com | Emily Martin

It’s 2025, and if you’re still unsure of what Labubus are, then you must be living in a cave somewhere, and how do you have access to the internet? But for the uninitiated, Labubus are the #1 trending accessory, as seen on celebrities such as Rihanna, Dua Lipa, Kim Kardashian, and BLACKPINK members Lisa and Rosé. The cute little Where The Wild Things Are-esque characters were created by artist Kasing Lung. Lung was raised in the Netherlands and based his fuzzy little creatures on Nordic folklore.

1 week ago | bookriot.com | Emily Martin

It’s time for another rundown of all the latest book news, book fans! And we have a lot to chat about this week. From cover reveals to new adaptation announcements to new trailers and new book clubs, let’s get excited about all things bookish. Check out the cover of librarian and social media sensation Mychal Threets’s new children’s book, I’m So Happy You’re Here. The cover was designed by Random House Children’s Books assistant art director Elizabeth Tardiff.

2 weeks ago | bookriot.com | Emily Martin

This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Earlier this year, I looked at horror adaptations we could look forward to in 2025. Now, six months later, it’s time to look ahead to what we can expect for horror movies in 2026. Of course, more adaptation news is coming out every day, so this is far from comprehensive.