Booksology KidLit catch up
My favorite year-end lists include all kinds of “things that got away.” Little-known books, hidden gems, and works that slowly spread by word of mouth are highly appreciated and make great gifts because they’re far less likely to be repeated than titles selected from best-of collections. Make sure to check them out as you make your list and check it twice this holiday season. lit hubTake a look at 10 children’s books you may have missed this year.
Let’s go to the movies
December may be slow for new releases, but it’s an important time for adaptations. High on my list this month are the big screen movies of Night Bitch and The Nickel Boys, and you better believe I’ll be lining up to see Ralph Fiennes play Odysseus. The Return. If couch parties are more your thing, there’s no shortage of options, including One Hundred Years of Solitude on Netflix and movies on Permount+. road tripa romantic comedy by Beth O’Leary.
Book censorship trends to watch in 2025
As we close out this year and look to the next, one thing is for sure. That means book censorship will continue to evolve and change as we move into new administrations. Book Riot’s Kelly Jensen highlights some of the biggest censorship trends to watch in the new year.
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