Spring is here, which means it's time to take out your cute sundresses and sandals for the warmer dating season. In case you're feeling a bit rusty in the dating department, these five books will help you regain some confidence as well as help you figure out your dating blind spots. Whether you are single and just want to have fun or looking to have a committed relationship, see what you should Read more

Forget Twilight, there's a new fantasy book series turning on stay-at-home moms. Taking the No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3 spots on the New York Times digital bestseller list (the paperback comes out next month) is E. L. James's "Fifty Shades" trilogy, which begins with Fifty Shades of Grey and is followed up by Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed. The series, which actually began on a Twilight Read more

If you're like us and read the entire Hunger Games trilogy in a week, you're ready for more novels set within a dystopian future where citizens are nothing but pawns for a totalitarian ruler. Round out your science-fiction collection with these four tales of a frightening fate. Read these books and make sure the future is nothing like what the author warns us about. Photo courtesy of Lionsgate Read more

The Hunger Games movie is out this Friday, and for those of you who can't get enough of the Suzanne Collins book trilogy, we've got a treat for you as we wait for the first film's release. Whether you're a bride-to-be, a maid of honor, or just a party planner, we've come up with some creative and fun ways to incorporate The Hunger Games in your wedding celebrations. The book series may be dark, Read more

Today is the first day of Spring, and there's much to celebrate: better weather, more holidays, and a whole new slate of books you've got to read before they're adapted to the silver screen. We've got you covered with 10 titles that are sure to fit the bill regardless of your literary taste. But if you're a James Franco fan you're in luck, he's signed on for three of these projects. Click on Read more

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the To Kill a Mockingbird film, and it got us thinking about what an inspiring character little Scout was to us growing up. Some of our favorite "kids" books — that are just as relevant and enjoyable to read today — feature strong, multidimensional heroines who persevered despite being overlooked because of their size, age, and sex. And next Friday, Read more