Library of Congress ambassador picks Concord for his fall tour
In this digital age, educators face more challenges than ever instilling their love of books in students. Concord…
Canadian-born author David Szalay’s book Flesh shortlisted for Booker Prize
Open this photo in gallery: David Szalay’s book Flesh is about a Hungarian man who moves to London,…
As a Booker prize judge I helped whittle 153 books down to a shortlist of six. Here’s why you should read them | Books
The Booker prize is both a serious and celebratory undertaking. It should be, anyway, for those who care…
Hannah Martin’s Androgynous, Sharply Sensual Jewelry Celebrated in New Book
DIAMOND STUDDED: To mark 20 years since British jeweler Hannah Martin launched her studio and brand, a book…
Planner Extraordinaire Rebecca Gardner on How to Throw a Perfect Party
Rebecca Gardner created a party on a page with A Screaming Blast, a new book sharing the beautiful…
Bijan Reads Book Fair: Promoting Literacy in Georgia
Photo by Donnell Suggs/The Atlanta Voice According to data from the Georgia Council on Literacy, third and fourth-grade…
Jane Hamilton’s new book rekindles coming of age in Oak Park in the 1970sÂ
According to acclaimed author Jane Hamilton, her new book, The Phoebe Variations, is steeped in memories of Oak…
Dementia-friendly book collection launched at Ontario library
The Whitby Public Library has launched a new dementia-friendly collection of books in honour of Word Alzheimer’s Awareness…
‘We’re not just publishing stories — we’re building community’
Breadcrumb Trail Links EntertainmentBooks Author and illustrator Danielle Daniel launches Mighty Village Books, a new independent publishing company…
Budmouth Academy drops The Hate U Give from Year 10 reading list
The book, published in 2017, is a commentary on the experience of young black-Americans, focusing on a 16-year…
Budmouth Academy drops The Hate U Give from Year 10 reading list
A school has dropped a novel about racism in the US from its Year 10 reading list after…
‘Painter’s Rebellion’: On Gündüz Vassaf’s call to resist silent conformity
Some books invite you into quiet contemplation and some books drag you, sometimes unwillingly, into the turbulence of…