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'BookTok' vs 'Brain rot': A Malaysian bookstore's novel cure for 'doomscrolling'

In Europe alone, the #BookTok hashtag helped sell over 50 million books in 2025, generating roughly $920 million in revenue

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When books go digital: How audiobooks are changing reading habits?

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Amar Ekushey Book Fair: Sluggish sales worry publishers

The unveiling ceremony of "NCP'r Jatra" at the party’s temporary central office in the capital’s Banglamotor, 6 March 2026. Photo: Courtesy.

NCP unveils first book 'NCP'r Jatra'

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Govt publishes book outlining key reform initiatives taken during its tenure

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2 books of journalist Faruk Mehedy unveiled

Renowned authors Imdadul Haque Milon, Mohit Kamal, and poet–children’s writer Rashed Rouf seen at Current Book Centre, alongside the store's proprietor, Shahin. Photo: Collected

From ‘Screen and Culture’ to ‘Current Book House’: Chattogram’s oldest surviving bookstore

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‘Next50: Collective Futures’ book launched

These books were unveiled at a programme organised by Banglar Pathshala at the RC Majumdar Arts Auditorium, Dhaka University, on 20 February 2025. Photo: Collected

Predicting Bangladesh’s economic future through Selim Jahan’s books

Pirated books displayed at Nilkhet. Such piracy deprives the ones who invested their intellect into making the books. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Piracy is now eating into the local book publishing industry

Visitors at Dhanmondi Lake immerse themselves in the joy of reading. Photos: Junayet Rashel

Bookshelves across Dhanmondi Lake: A nook for everyone to read

The writer Salman Rushdie interviewed during Heartland Festival in Kvaerndrup, Denmark June 2, 2018. Carsten Bundgaard/Ritzau Scanpix/via REUTERS/File Photo

Legal loophole ends India ban on Salman Rushdie book

Finding inner peace through Life Lessons with Bianca

Finding inner peace through Life Lessons with Bianca