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The problem is too much of the discussion is focused on the book itself, as well as efforts to buy the book and others that have been challenged or banned. There are screen shots of social media posts floating everywhere, one in particular show a display of banned books on a Barnes & Noble table with the words “what every bookstore should be doing right now.” Bookstores are sharing on social media that they have the books being challenged and there’s no better time to buy them....

Luckily for us, there are a host of bookish gift ideas that are not books for the readers in your lives, from quirky trinkets to fun and functional book themed goodies that they can use in their daily lives, the options are endless. There is something for every budget. So sit back, get your holiday planners out, and enjoy Book Riot’s round up of the best bookish gifts, 2021 edition....

Just like reading diverse books, this isn’t exclusively the domain of nonwhite people. There is nothing stopping a white person from buying and proudly displaying art and other swag celebrating people of all backgrounds. Ready to do some shopping? I’ve found some things to get you started. An asterisk next to an item means it comes from a seller that is, to the best of my knowledge, own voices, so to speak....

From the author of the beloved national bestseller Migrations, a pulse-pounding new novel set in the wild Scottish Highlands. “So damn good. A page-turner that makes you think and has a huge emotional impact.” -Jeff VanderMeer, New York Times bestselling author of Annihilation (via Twitter) Over the last few years, I’ve been reading more and more books about sustainability, zero waste, reducing plastic use, climate change, and appreciating nature. People like the incredible environmental activist Greta Thunberg have inspired me to work on doing the bare minimum, even if it requires a little extra prep work....

Nonfiction Book Recommendations for Struggling Creatives Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert In Big Magic, Gilbert assuages the fears that so many have around creativity. I took comfort in having someone tell me that I didn’t have to have an MFA or fit a certain mold to be a writer. She inspired me to chase the projects that bring me joy and trust my voice. Perhaps most importantly, Big Magic is a reminder that it’s okay to be messy and make mistakes....

I located a section with books in Spanish at the local branch of a large retail bookseller (ten years ago, small independent bookstores were still a few years away in El Paso, unfortunately). The shelves had books of all sizes and for different stages of reading. This section was tucked away, next to cookbooks, novels, and the rest of their inventory in Spanish, far away from the children’s section. I tried, repeatedly, to convince the managers to move children’s books to the children’s section, but they wanted to have languages separated....

The Best Books for Fans of CBS’s Evil My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix Fans of CBS’s Evil know just how much trouble the four Bouchard daughters get into, and the show’s first season finale left the fate of one daughter in question. If you found Lynn, Lila, Lexis, and Laura’s plot lines more compelling than the adventures of Kristen, David, and Ben, you should check out Grady Hendrix’s My Best Friend’s Exorcism....

If you also loved the books or the series (or both!) these books like The Summer I Turned Pretty will help scratch that summer romance itch. They are full of summer love, beach vibes, ice cream scooping jobs, love triangles, and so many sunset smooches. Some are more funny like romantic comedies and others are more emotional and atmospheric. But all of them will be perfect for your beachside, poolside, or inside reading plans all summer long....

Every comic fan who’s read a Bat Family book has Opinions about the Caped Crusader’s various sidekicks. Whether or not said fan has kept up with various Bat Books, we all at one point or another chose a favorite Robin and, more than likely, stick by our choice through bad storylines and good, horrific fashion choices and stylish, atrocious hair and decent. It turns out, if you get three Rioters in a group document, you’ll get three different opinions on that favorite....