Sarah suffers from chronic sarcasm, and an unhealthy aversion to noise. She loves to read, and would like to do nothing else, but stupid real life makes her go to work. She lives in the middle of a cornfield and shares a house with two spoiled dogs and a ton of books.
If The House with a Clock in Its Walls is anything like the book, it'll scare the socks off your kids, but it'll be totally worth it!
It is a librarian's job to make sure that the library maintains an updated, relevant collection of books that suits the needs of all its community members.
Only 3% of books published in the USA every year are in translation, and even fewer of those make it to audiobooks. Here are 10 you shouldn't miss!
August, September, and October releases from these excellent small presses.
A reader on developing an appreciation for doomed love stories, when you're more interested in unrequited than happily-ever-after.
With the recent news about the humanitarian crisis at the U.S. border, we've rounded up books about Central America and its Northern Triangle countries.
Jigsaw puzzles, rubik's cubes, sudoku, even Minecraft--if you know some kids who love solving problems, consider these books for kids who love puzzles.
If your kid loves soccer, and you’re looking for something for them to read this summer, don’t worry: there are now PLENTY of soccer books for kids to choose from.
On feminism in Nigeria and a selection of ten excellent feminist books by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Akwaeke Emezi, and more Nigerian authors.