From Monique Roffey to Rivers Solomon, contemporary writers are offering new, feminist retellings of a favourite fable.

Love Love Island? Hooked on Made in Chelsea? Have a healthy I’m A Celeb habit? These books prove just as fun.

From historical tales to modern life dramas, laugh-out-loud love stories to fiendishly twisting thrillers.

Penguin CEO Tom Weldon on why we've launched Lit in Colour, a campaign to support inclusive reading in schools.

New research commissioned by Penguin paints a stark picture of under-representation in schools.

Bernardine Evaristo on the launch of Lit in Colour, and how reading diverse literature can help young people grow.

After eight years composing her memoir What It Feels Like For A Girl about a tough adolescence, the writer tells Alice Vincent why revisiting her trauma was worth it.

21 Questions with Rivers Solomon, the author of genre-bending novel Sorrowland.

The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency author can turn out five novels a year – but there’s one piece of kit he needs, he tells the Penguin Podcast.

Summer is here so we’ve made a list of fun book-inspired things to do during the holidays. From afternoon tea with Peter Rabbit to starting your own book club, how many of our summer activities are you going to do?

Children’s books that open up a discussion about different feelings, emotions, and mental health, in general, have never been so important – especially if there have been big upheavals in their life.

Getting kids to read a book for the sheer pleasure of it isn’t always easy. Starting a book club at home, however, is easier than you might think. Plus, it’s a fun and inventive way of adding a little more excitement into reading.

Join iconic author Malorie Blackman to celebrate the release of the final instalment in the Noughts & Crosses series – Endgame.

Join bestselling cookery author Yotam Ottolenghi and esteemed recipe developer Noor Murad for an exclusive look at how the Ottolenghi Test Kitchen works, and how you can introduce some Ottolenghi magic into your own cooking.

An evening with Paula Hawkins as she discusses her new thriller, A Slow Fire Burning.