Check out our February 2026 children’s and YA graphic novels! Graphic novels are powerful tools for engaging struggling and reluctant readers. With high-interest illustrations and accessible text, these standout February releases build confidence, strengthen comprehension, and are a perfect addition to any classroom or school library. For more graphic novels for Elementary Education click here.

Netflix’s film adaptation of the #1 New York Times bestseller PEOPLE WE MEET ON VACATION by Emily Henry (published by Berkley in 2021, with subsequent editions, including a deluxe and movie tie-in collector’s edition in 2025) debuted on Friday, January, 9, and quickly became the #1 movie in the U.S. on Netflix. In the run-up and following its release, the buzz around People

If you’ve finished the final season of Stranger Things and are itching for some more delightfully creepy stories, look no further. Here are some of our favorite horror and thriller novels from our clients that’ll bring you and your customers the charm of the hit series, but with some fresh and original stories.

Browse our new Secondary Education 2025-June 2026 Catalog for 7th-12th graders, featuring key titles to help educators find the right books for their courses. Explore upcoming titles, award winners, and a range of fiction and nonfiction books across subjects. You can view and download the full catalog here. For more titles and education materials, please check

Still deciding what to add to your TBR this year? The New York Times just rounded up a list of books to read before they hit the big screen in 2026. Whether you’re firmly on the side of reading the book before the movie or prefer to watch the movie first, you don’t want to miss these

If you’re a Swiftie, you may have already seen our exciting cameo in Taylor Swift’s new Disney+ docuseries. In case you missed it: Liz Moore’s New York Times bestseller THE GOD OF THE WOODS (Riverhead Books; Penguin Audio) makes an appearance in Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour | The End of an Era. In the first episode of

As 2026 gets underway, readers and booksellers around the world are already buzzing about the literary year ahead! From heavyweight literary fiction and award winning front and backlist authors to transformative nonfiction and boundary-pushing debuts, your customers are sure to find their next favorite read on the Penguin Random House list. Here are a few

We are proud to announce that our Knopf author Omar El Akkad was recognized as a winner in the Nonfiction category! Please join us in a heartfelt congratulations for not only our author, but the publishers, editors, and everyone in between who made this into a reality. Check out the winner announcement HERE!

Explore our new 2025-June 2026 Elementary Education Catalog, featuring curated titles that foster curiosity, build literacy skills, and support learning across every subject and grade level. Browse new releases, award winners, and themed collections that make classroom planning easier and more engaging. From picture books that support social emotional learning and phonics titles for beginning

We are excited to introduce dedicated pages for Elementary, Secondary, and Higher Education on our Penguin Random House International Sales site! Designed to help educators worldwide find resources to support their curriculum, build classroom libraries, or find the right books for their courses. These pages are accessible via the “For Educators” tab in the navigation

I’m an Educator, How Can I Order?  All titles from International Sales are available for purchase. The Penguin Random House International Sales site does not currently have a checkout page; however, titles can be purchased by submitting an order to prhinternationaleducation@penguinrandomhouse.com.  The first step in the ordering process is to create a Wish List of titles

The Swedish Academy awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature to László Krasznahorkai, the latest among more than 80 Penguin Random House authors to receive this distinguished literary honor. We are proud to publish Krasznahorkai in Brazil through Companhia das Letras and in Portugal through Grupo Editorial. Just next week, Grupo Editorial’s Cavalo De Ferro