Journal

After a hiatus from the shelves, Books Everyone Should Own (BESO) is making its much awaited return, and this time with a twist! Previously part of the BESO subscription program,...

Put poets Carmen Maria Machado and Ada Limón in the same room and what do you get? A quote, haphazardly ripped from Elle magazine, taped to my college-apartment fridge. In...

March 8th is International Women’s Day and what better way to honor the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women than by cracking open a book from the Influential...

At Juniper Books, our employees are more than just booksellers – they're passionate readers, book lovers, and sometimes cats, who bring their deep knowledge and personal favorites to the curation...

Your ‘Games of Thrones’ library is not complete without “Fire & Blood.” Can you read Fire & Blood without reading Game of Thrones? Should you read it if you haven't...

Juniper Books celebrates what would’ve been Toni Morrison’s 92nd birthday party this past weekend (and if you’re a real fan, Song of Solomon protagonist Macon “Milkman” Dead III’s birthday as...

Celebrating Valentine's Day with five excerpts from the Love Poems Banded Book Set.  Before there were boomboxes to hold up outside your crush’s window there were love poems! Though they’ve...

Delving into the image featured on the jackets of the African American Literature Set.                                 ...

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Yates, 2007) via giphy Aquarius: Jan 20th - Feb 18th Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter (2/13) Eccentric, introverted, and independent, some may...

New Year’s Resolution to read more? This Series Starter book set has you covered. These five first novels from popular YA series will kick start your new year with the...

Rick Riordan’s wildly popular young reader book series follows 12-year-old demigod, Percy, and his magical friends on all sorts of Olympic adventures drawn from Greek heroic mythology and the epics...

A children’s story like no other, it’s known for its satirical narration, absurdist story, dark humor, and willingness to ask difficult moral questions.