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4 Novels Hitting the Big Screen in Spring 2016

Book-to-movie adaptations were Hollywood’s biggest trend last year, and the good news is that it seems set to continue. Here’s four of the films we’re most excited about seeing in the second quarter of 2016. Which one will you see first?

S: Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney’s Top Books for Mother’s Day

We’ve entered the final countdown to Mother’s Day, but fear not! If you’re still searching for that perfect gift for Mom, we’ve got just the thing. Playster brings together all of your mom’s favorite books, movies and music in one…

Playster Review: Get a Sneak Peek of The Siren Audiobook

L: Get a Sneak Peek of The Siren Audiobook

Hello readers! We’ve got something extra special for you today. New York Times bestselling author Kiera Cass (author of The Selection series) was generous enough…

4 Poets to Celebrate on World Poetry Day

Today, we celebrate World Poet’s Day, a day to honor writers and their strategic placements of words that can lift the human spirit to new heights. A good poem can change the world, and we encourage everyone to write something today. Who knows, you might just…

March’s Biggest Books: What’s New on Playster

March’s Biggest Books

Spring is almost upon us, folks! Just a few more weeks before we get to stop wearing our heavy coats and the prospect of reading outside becomes real again. This month calls for food, and lots of it…

R: Top 5 Books Celebrating The Human Spirit

These five books celebrating human spirit and strength can help serve as small reminders during dark times that love will always persevere. As we try to wrap our heads around recent tragedies, we know that we’ll never be able to understand such senseless…

Playster Review: An Exclusive Look at Victoria Aveyard’s Glass Sword

R: Exclusive Look at Victoria Aveyard’s Glass Sword

Victoria Aveyard’s epic novel, Red Queen, is a powerhouse of a novel that’s been reigning over the New York Times bestseller list for…

R: 5 Books Everyone Should Reread After High School

There may have been a time in high school when your Required Reading list didn’t seem all that appealing — we’ve all been there. Maybe, as a young adult, George Orwell didn’t seem all that fascinating to you. Again, we completely get it…