#FridayReads: The Sunshine Man by Emma Stonex
A taut, electrifying thriller about a woman determined to avenge her sister’s murder—and the killer who must confront his own ghosts.
Read moreCongratulations to the 20 Penguin Random House titles honored on the 2026 Carnegie Medals for Excellence longlist!
And we celebrate our shortlist of Andrew Carnegie finalists—three PRH titles—(chosen on Nov 18th) from this initial list of longlist titles: A GUARDIAN AND A THIEF, WE DO NOT PART, and THERE IS NO PLACE FOR US. The two medal winners, 1 fiction and 1 nonfiction, will be announced on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.This November, and all year long, we're celebrating the voices and stories of Native American and Indigenous creators. View our collection of both fiction and nonfiction by native and indigenous voices below. To view a collection of nonfiction titles on Indigenous People's History click here.
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A taut, electrifying thriller about a woman determined to avenge her sister’s murder—and the killer who must confront his own ghosts.
Read moreLearn about Penguin Random House’s three finalists for the 2026 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction!
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Read more“Sylvie, the main character, is formed even more deeply than she realizes by the ideas she learned from her grandparents, both of whom died when she was 13. You might even say those ideas save her. I was lucky, growing up, to have a host of adults expose me to real ideas, but I think my librarians did it most. In that way, too, they made me who I am.”
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