We are celebrating nonfiction writers to mark Lesbian Visibility Week, which showcases people from the LGBTQIA community.

World Book Night 2023 takes place every year on April 23, giving everyone a chance to turn a new page on their TBR list.

It’s International Mother Earth Day where we look at the best nonfiction books worth reading to take a deep dive into the subject.

India is another country who has started to remove Mughal history from books, following the US who has recently banned books.

It’s World Health Day, which is why we’re looking at books that tackle the subject of healthcare and the systems around us.

The Power has been adapted for Amazon Prime following the book’s worldwide success hence we look at similar books in the genre.

Lo and behold, spring is almost here hence we take a look at the best books in March, which include some pretty dark reads!

It’s World Poetry Day, which is a great chance to look at top nonfiction poems that showcase an autobiographical or social element.

International Day of Happiness takes place on March 20th every year, hence here are some books to celebrate the event.

Mother’s Day takes place on March 19th. It can be a difficult time for some hence here are some books for those not celebrating Mother’s Day.

It’s St Patrick’s Day, and what great way to celebrate fantastic Irish authors and their incredible books? From James Joyce to Frank McCourt.

It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week, hence here are some books to celebrate the amazing authors in the community.

International Women’s Day (IWD) is a great day to celebrate books by women of colour. It is a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. …

Here are some excellent books on colour for Holi, a Hindu celebration that is also known as the Festival of Spring.

World Book Day celebrates the art of reading, and helping children appreciate it hence here are the top 2023 nonfiction reads for kids.