Most of the Read With Jenna the book club picks for 2025 have earned a stamp of approval from readers, but there are two titles that have reviewers divided.

Is it possible to keep giving new heft to Superman? Our review takes a look at James Gunn’s latest version of the metahuman hero and tells you if he can still bring a smile to the face.

Charming, funny comics memoir of growing up deaf. Read Common Sense Media's El Deafo review, age rating, and parents guide.

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Nyaight of the Living Cat substitutes zombies for cats and features every setpiece ever done in zombie movies, only with cats - and it works.

British thriller writer Ruth Ware returns with "The Woman in Suite 11," a new mystery featuring many of the same characters ...