Andrea Cáceres’ new children’s book is ‘Hello, Tobi!’ : NPR
HELLO, TOBI!. Text and illustrations copyright © 2025 Andrea Cáceres. Reproduced by permission of the publisher, Candlewick Press,…
Central Wisconsin Book Festival returns Sept. 25-27
By Brandi Makuski STEVENS POINT – The Central Wisconsin Book Festival is back this month, bringing authors from…
New children’s book by Wicklow author features pictures of Wexford beach
Aileen Crossley pictured the window display of her book at Hodges Figgis Dawson Street Dublin. Award winning author…
Book review: Tom Sexton’s last book is a treasure
“Dark Cloud in Isabel Pass” By Tom Sexton; Loom Press, 2025; $20; 87 pages. Tom Sexton, who died…
Summer reading campaign supports 1,500 children
The National Literacy Trust has encouraged 1,500 children to read across a city with low literacy rates. Through…
The Thursday Murder Club review: how not to adapt a book
Photo by Netflix The world is quite ludicrously disappointing at the moment, so I’ve been taking refuge in…
Afghan women defy Taliban through secret book clubs in the shadows of Kabul | International
On the afternoon of August 15, 2021, Fahr was arranging books on the shelves of her women’s library…
Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray Hit the Dance Floor to Celebrate Her New Chanel Book
“I’ve seen museum exhibits and catalogs, but I thought it would be fun to look at how couture…
The Joy of Reading Books About Books ‹ Literary Hub
Books about books, or bookstores, or people who work in bookstores, or in publishing, or in libraries, or…
‹ The Best Reviewed Books of the Week Book Marks
Elizabeth Gilbert’s All the Way to the River, Sarah Moss’ Ripeness, and Stephen Greenblatt’s Dark Renaissance all feature…
Aspen to see inaugural Aspen Literary Fest this month
Maria Semple at a Winter Words event for “Where’d You Go Bernadette?” in 2014.Daniel Bayer/Courtesy photo The local…
Between Two Rivers takes us on a tour of ancient refuse and relics
Open this photo in gallery: University of Oxford honorary fellow Moudhy Al-Rashid imagines what an archaeologist might find…