From the Editors
5 New Books You Need to Reads This September
Why you should find more time to read each day.
Paul Theroux returns to fiction with a compelling coming-of-age story that tackles masculinity, morality, and leadership in this Scribd Original.
The literary equivalent of a movie trailer, Snapshots are created by Scribd and designed to offer key insights of a book in about 15 minutes.
This new, uniquely American mystery weaves together the story of a reverend suspected of multiple murders and the legendary author who worked obsessively to uncover the truth — but was never able to publish her findings.
The most important document of our time has finally been released, and you can read it right now on Scribd.
Now available exclusively on Scribd, Mueller’s War delves into the life of Robert Mueller, the mysterious man behind the Russia investigation and the Mueller Report.
Introducing Scribd Originals, an original content program that will publish new and experimental works from top authors, including Roxane Gay, Hilton Als, Peter Heller, Mark Seal, Paul Theroux, and Garrett Graff.
We’re excited to announce that Scribd has surpassed the one million subscriber milestone.
Scribd has teamed up with the leading mobility app so you can read on the road.
For the first time, readers can access unlimited* books and audiobooks alongside digital access to The New York Times — all in one subscription.
We’re already pounding down at least two cups of Trader Joe’s Harvest Blend Herbal Tea each day while reading these books.
There’s a critical mass of celebrities effusing about their favorite books these days. Here’s this month’s roundup.
We’re not saying you have to start prepping your best-of-the-year lists yet, but we do have some serious contenders vying for a spot on that inevitable endeavor on our list this month.
A list of the five books that future readers will recognize as the defining works of Generation X, and five for those of Generation Y.
On the consequences of bringing the first African slaves to the US in 1619.
These reads give critical context to Hong Kong’s current clashes with mainland China.
With summer ending soon (we know; we’re groaning, too), it’s time to catch up on any of the biggest releases of the season you may have missed.
The surest sign a politico will run? They release an uplifting memoir. Read about the candidates — and, more importantly, their memoirs — here.
Barack Obama may no longer be our Commander-in-Chief, but he's still our Reader-in-Chief. Check out what he’s been reading this summer.
Why you should find more time to read each day.
