Books, Movies, & More

From your favorite classics to the hottest new releases, author updates to award lists - Anythink has everything you need for your next great read.

Anythink blog

A woman with long blonde hair wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a feather, a tan corduroy jacket, and a white shirt stands in a grassy field with mountains in the background. She is smiling and looking to the side. The image is framed with a bold red border, overlaid with playful orange illustrations of dancing figures and musical notes.

We’re excited to launch our brand-new Community Concert Series with the heartfelt Americana sounds of singer-songwriter Racyne Parker. Blending nostalgia, warmth, and honest self-reflection, her music feels like coming home—yet always offers something fresh. Before she takes the stage, we caught up with Racyne to chat about inspiration, storytelling, and what it means to share her songs right here in our neighborhood. 

A dog sits on a colorful summer picnic blank holding open a book. There is a wicker picnic basket and a hat next to the dog, with more books stacked on top.

We believe reading is a year-round adventure, but wouldn’t you agree that every season brings its own kind of magic? Winter might be great for cozy mysteries by the fire, but summer? Summer is for sunshine, open windows, and that electric feeling of possibility in the air.

This year, we're leaning into that energy with a theme that celebrates curiosity, exploration, and imagination: create. We’ve put together a vibrant mix of materials, books, movies, and more, to inspire hands-on projects, spark new ideas, or simply fuel your daydreams.

Watercolor painting of a bright sunflower laying across a watermelon with a softly splattered pastel background

The sun is shining brighter, and the weather is getting warmer, which means it’s time for mySummer! This annual celebration of reading, thinking, and doing is back with a fresh new theme all about Create. 

Refresh your brain with all things mySummer with our quick FAQ below.  

 


In this article: 

Tags: