Difficult though it is, we will respond to the new lockdown as before: with creativity, innovation and agility.

'How Democracies Die' authors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt on the Capitol Hill controversy and what future of US politics may look like.

Avni Doshi, Frances Cha, Jane Fallon and more recommend their go-to novels for trying times.

Little learners can practise their shapes and the days of the week, enjoy playtime and numbers, and find out about colours, family trees and making friends.

Settle down for 20 minutes of storytime magic with some of our authors or follow a fantastic draw along from our amazing illustrators.

From splendiferous Roald Dahl activities to stickering fun with the Hatchimals, readers will be spoilt for choice with this list of sticker books. Great for rainy days or when you're housebound.

From Bridget Jones to Apocalypse Now, here are some you may have missed.

From Hallie Rubenhold to Rosamund Lupton, books are starting to uncover the narratives podcasts and TV often leave behind: those belonging not the perpetrator, but the people whose lives they ruin.

Can’t get enough of the Netflix period drama? Here are some books to extend the London season long after the series finale.

Katherine May’s book about retreating from everyday life was released a month before lockdown, yet has become an emblem of it for readers around the world.

What's been in the Penguin.co.uk mailbox this month?

William Boyd, Nina Stibbe, Ben Macintyre and others reflect on the legacy and impact of the author, who died this week.

The man behind the heartfelt brushwork of The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse on Tolstoy, lost love and… falling over in a rhinoceros costume.

The author of The Lost Pianos of Siberia opens up about her incredible writing life.

The author of POOR on poetry, politics and what he hopes to capture with his work.

It's a new year and that means new books to inspire, educate and entertain! So, we've put together a list of the Ladybird books to watch out for in 2021.

It’s never too early to encourage a love of reading, and books are a fantastic way to stimulate your baby’s ever-expanding brain at all stages of their development.

From magical adventures and hilarious fictional diaries to body-positive picture books, we've put together a list of the Puffin books to watch out for in 2021.

Moving to the country has rarely seemed so tempting as this year. But don't write cities off just yet, argues Metropolis author Ben Wilson.

Christie Watson on why we need frontline health workers advising the government on its Covid-19 response.

To fix the future, we need to teach an accurate account of he past says author Mohsin Zaidi

Don’t miss your chance to hear from Jon first-hand as he expertly lays bare the real story behind this extraordinary election.

An exclusive opportunity to hear directly from Ottolenghi himself about his life in flavour, and find inspiration for your own cooking.

Join British astronaut Tim Peake has he relives his six-month mission to the International Space Station, and the surprising journey that took him there.