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[Orbit Books @orbitbooks]

He's your worst enemy. He murders people. You literally cannot STAND being near him. He's also really really hot…

Discover the Sunday Times bestseller, The Irresistible Urge to Fall For Your Enemy by Brigitte Knightley. Get your copy today!

[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

Nobody's reading life starts fully formed. It starts with one book you loved enough to keep. Then another. Some you'll buy, some you'll borrow, some you'll pass along and never see again. A small shelf isn't a smaller reading life; it's an earlier one, with everything still ahead of it

[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

Congratulations to Mike Curato for winning the 2026 Lammy Award for LGBTQ+ Comics for GAYSIANS!

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[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

VERVAIN HOLLOW is on sale today!

Library Journal gave the book a STARRED review and raved, “This thoughtful and haunting novel is an excellent addition to the growing number of regional gothics.”

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[Kirkus Reviews @KirkusReviews]

Mac Barnett, national ambassador for young people’s literature, published a passionate defense of #KidLit titled MAKE BELIEVE. But not everyone in the community was enthralled with his arguments. We spoke with Barnett—and his critics—about the controversy. https://t.co/FRHxv8OSZS

[girly&wordly @Brieyonce]

We prayed for this

[Orbit Books @orbitbooks]

Who is your Shimmer Daddy?

A mysterious, morally ambiguous archangel perhaps?

The Shadows That Listen publishes this August and we can't wait for you to meet Nathaniel 😍

[Curtis from Detroit 🏳️‍🌈✏️🐼 @Curtischin]

#HappyPride! Great news! @hachetteus @littlebrown will publish my next #memoir. It picks up right after "Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant" when I move to NYC. Thanks @sallyjkim @vleebooks @folioliterary Sonali for believing in my story! #writers

[James Patterson @JP_Books]

This is your friendly reminder that Father's Day is coming soon. As a dad, the most important thing you can do is become a better dad. This book will help.

[Orbit Books @orbitbooks]

In this hauntingly romantic, queer fantasy, a young mermaid is forced to choose between her old life above the waves and her new life below them.

ENDLESS BLUE BENEATH by @skengli is available now from Orbit US!

[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

🐘🐷📚 Big things are happening in the world of Mo Willems.

A new Elephant & Piggie cookbook. A brand-new early reader series starring Snake & Bat. Animated shows featuring Elephant, Piggie, and the Pigeon.

@PublishersWkly spoke with Mo and Cher Willems about friendship, creativity, collaboration, and what’s next for some of children’s literature’s most beloved characters.

Read more:
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A New Chapter for Hachette Nashville

Hachette Nashville is entering an exciting new chapter with the launch of Apiary, a new imprint dedicated to publishing faith-based books and resources that support spiritual growth, personal transformation, and meaningful change.

Led by VP and Publisher Daisy Hutton, Apiary was created to meet readers where they are and serve them across generations with books that inspire renewal, reflection, and hope. The imprint will publish a wide range of titles, including nonfiction, fiction, devotionals, Bibles and Bible studies, and books for children.

As Daisy shared with @PublishersWkly, the launch of Apiary reflects both a new era in faith-based publishing and a renewed commitment to serving authors and readers through impactful storytelling and trusted resources.

Congratulations to the Hachette Nashville team on this exciting milestone.

Thank you to Publishers Weekly for the feature. Read the full article below.

https://t.co/rOEMB2ni0r

#Publishing #HachetteNashville #ApiaryBooks #FaithBasedPublishing #HachetteBookGroup

[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

Tia Williams, beauty maven-turned-New York Times bestselling author, joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Savannah Guthrie to talk about her latest book “The Missed Connection” about a woman who meets her soulmate on a plane but forgets to get his contact information so she hires a detective from her past to find him.

https://t.co/UiUDnGyKiI

[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

🏳️‍🌈📚 Love stories. Coming-of-age stories. Stories of becoming.
To kick off Pride Month, we’re celebrating fiction, romance and titles that explore identity, connection, self-discovery; the many ways people find their place in the world.
Whether through first loves, second chances, found family, or personal transformation, these books remind us that some of the most powerful journeys begin with embracing who we are.
#PrideMonth #LGBTQBooks #RomanceBooks #FictionBooks #SelfDiscoveryBooks

[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

The Wall Street Journal runs a great review of HUGE NUMBERS!

“Delightful, insightful, informative.”

The biggest number ever counted to by a human is one million. It took Jeremy Harper of Alabama 89 days. https://t.co/kZaAlZLlCO via @WSJBooks

[Hachette Book Group @HachetteUS]

Satirist and author David Sedaris joins @TODAYshow to talk about the release of his 16th book, a collection of essays called “The Land and Its People.” He opens up about his writing process reading his essay drafts out loud in lecture halls, saying “the audience is really my editor,” shares how he came up with the title for the book, and tells a funny story about visiting the Vatican and being inspired by the Catholic attire!

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[the NOVL 🎉 @theNOVL]

Let the stars guide you this summer and happy reading NOVLers!!
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[Little, Brown Young Readers @LittleBrownYR]

If you have kids in your life absolutely obsessed with Hiccup and Toothless, here are more books to give them once they’ve finished How to Train Your Dragon!
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[Leah Browning @leahbrowninglit]

"When the rent...was raised again, the couple moved out of their bedroom and slept in the anteroom near the kitchen to increase the number of lodgers."
—Pachinko, a novel by Min Jin Lee.

The best parts were the beginning, the middle, and the ending.

@GrandCentralPub @HachetteUS