If you've spent time on Instagram lately, you might have seen readers sharing custom graphics featuring their daily reading stats like they're runners. 

We are so proud to announce that SBC’s first official Little Free Library has been brought to life by the Apex, North Carolina chapter.

For this month’s SBC Reads spotlight, we travel back in time to 1970s Brazil, a time of political unrest under a far-right military dictatorship.

We're celebrating independent bookstores—the care they pour into their communities, the worlds they open through curated shelves and quiet recommendations passed hand to hand.

What started as random Monday nights in San Francisco, sipping wine and avoiding #HustleCulture has grown into a global phenomenon that neither I nor Guinevere ever imagined.

Spending days in far-off places, splitting my time between giving my brain a much-needed break and my TBR a much-needed workout amongst other introverted and like-minded readers? Say less.

April is here, which also means that one of Silent Book Club’s favorite days of the year is right around the corner: Independent Bookstore Day!

Beneath, by Ariel Sullivan, is a dystopian romance set deep in an underground city of survivors struggling to rebuild after a nuclear fallout.

Recently, we heard a story that perfectly captures the quiet ripple effect of Silent Book Club: it begins in Atlanta and stretches halfway around the world to Anand, India.

Our SBC Reads pick for March isn’t just one book—it’s a movement to reclaim the women who shaped literature but were sidelined by the traditional canon.