Michelle Anne Schingler, a former librarian and Hebrew school teacher, is the managing editor at Foreword Reviews. Her days are books, books, books; she knows how lucky that makes her. Twitter: @mschingler
What do you do when a book is nothing like you expected?
One reader on trying (and failing) to read books with her mother.
For National Library Week: a guide to incorporating Dewey-based slang into your vernacular.
Why do we put art about genocide in our nurseries?
Readers treat book sales like bar scenes anyway.
On a group of Virginia teens being sentenced to reading after vandalizing a historic school with swastikas.
On the novelization of shared Jewish and Christian religious stories.
The National Endowment for the Arts is on the chopping block, and if you're a reader, you should care.
Excellent works of Jewish fiction from across the world!
Excellent fiction and nonfiction about quests and long journeys.