It’s cool to be a new musician or a designer. But first-time authors rarely get the same kind of love. To make every book count, readers and publishers have to work harder ...

During Thursday’s day show, she shared the benefits of a dry or “damp” January and tips for staying the course for anyone who is struggling.

Families enjoyed games, crafts, a book reading and other reading-themed activities Wednesday at Family Fun Literacy Night at La Conner Elementary School.

Lima Poet Laureate Laurin Wolf, reading from Garrison Keillor’s “Good Poems,” said American poetry is the truest journalism we have as she introduced “Good Poetry for Hard Times” to celebrate David ...

A burst water heater is never good news, but when it happens in a sea of books, it can be particularly devastating. It happened recently at the Bismarck State College library and resulted in the loss ...

The Caitlin Clark Foundation and Scholastic are teaming up together to help promote children's literacy and have pledged to donate 22,000 books to children between pre-kindergarten and eighth grade ...

If you like reading and already have an iPad, should you buy the Kindle? Or is the iPad with the Kindle app sufficient? Here's the answer.

A barbecue, a protest … or a good book? We asked some of our leading historians to choose an illuminating Australia Day read.

The next Stuff Your Kindle Day is tomorrow, January 23, 2025, and the theme this time is mystery books. It also happens to be one of the most popular genres and no doubt there are many who might have ...

In fall 2024, Army veteran and military spouse Kimberly McMenamin self-published her children’s book “Hello, Home Fort ...

Fifty-six years ago, a copy of Ernest Hemingway’s “The Sun Also Rises” was checked out of the Greenwich Public Library and never returned—until now.

Hannah Till had to be talked into publishing her first fantasy novel, “The Celestra.” She never really intended for anyone to read it. She had picked up writing as hobby, plowing her energy into a ...