The most popular linguistics books of 2026

Sociophonetics Implications for Phonological and Phonetic Theory

Oxford Editor, Jennifer Nycz, Lauren Hall-Lew, Associate Professor of Linguistics Jennifer Nycz, Professor and Personal Chair of Sociolinguistics Lauren Hall-Lew

Beyond Belief

Katie Baskerville

A Companion to Phonology

K. Nasukawa

Mother Tongue Tied

Malwina Gudowska

The Statutes of Drisht

Musa Ahmeti, Etleva Lala

Semioticians' Glassy Essence On the Discursive Construction of Semiotics

Eduardo Chávez Herrera

The Latin Verse of Martin Luther Texts, Translations and Commentary

Martin Luther, Carl P. E. Springer

Get Ready for IELTS Listening (incl. Audio) Ielts 4+ (a2+)

Jane Short

Get Ready for IELTS Speaking (incl. Audio) Ielts 4+ (a2+)

Rhona Snelling

A Little Bird Told Me

Matt Sewell

Relative and Cleft Constructions in Kréol Rényoné A Comparative Investigation with French and the French Creoles

Alina Rose McLellan

The Handbook of Usage-Based Linguistics

Manuel Díaz-campos

The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Diachronic Linguistics, 5 Volume Set

Adam Ledgeway, Edith Aldridge, Anne Breitbarth, Katalin E. Kiss, Joseph Salmons

Language and Social Issues An Investigator's Toolkit

Mary-Caitlyn Valentinsson, Shiloh Drake, Amy Fountain

Topic Structure of the Chinese Language

Danqing Liu, Liejiong Xu

Translation Policies for Foreign Languages in Shanghai, China

Shuxia Zhou

Language Teacher Educators' Emotions International Perspectives

Peter I. De Costa, Mostafa Nazari

Interlanguage grammars of Mandarin Chinese

Boping Yuan

Applied linguistics and second language acquisition in the digital age

Aby John

Studies in Sociolinguistics, Translation, Foreign Language Teaching and Formal Linguistics

Michał Baran

Studying language, producing knowledge

Sari Pietikäinen

Anglicisms Around The Globe

Katie Baskerville Bk 1 Hb

Katie Baskerville

Re-imagining Language And Communication In Collaborative Projects