Is Virginia Woolf’s THE WAVES a Beach Read?
Having trouble getting through The Waves by Virginia Woolf? Read it at the beach.
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Having trouble getting through The Waves by Virginia Woolf? Read it at the beach.
%%excerpt%% Books can help heal. We know this. One rioter was reminded of this power when audiobooks helped her out of her postpartum depression reading slump.
You read articles on literary tourism all the time, because literary vacations are A+. Here's how this reader embarked on a 3-day literary tour of London.
A glacier guide in Alaska shares what is on her company's reading shelf.
Why I stopped using starred ratings on Goodreads and how it lead to enjoying the book-related social media platform so much more.
On that old books smell, and the chemistry behind what makes us love the scent of rotting paper and glue.
How LeVar Burton's podcast LeVar Burton Reads helped a woman learn to discover and love short stories once again.
I fell in love with Lila Bard from The Shades of Magic series by V.E. Schwab because she is all the things I couldn’t love about myself.
Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston, author of FAREWELL TO MANZANAR, discusses her classic memoir at the Santa Monica Public Library.
Calling all teachers! How did you establish your classroom library and how do you maintain it? One Rioter shares her experiences.
On getting boys to read, and get boys more interested in reading at the high school level, using LONG WAY DOWN by Jason Reynolds.
Lending books is tricky business. Book Riot contributors share the books they'd never, ever lend to another person and why those titles are so precious.
"Why are so many people willing to offer up these victims as sacrifices to 'great artists?'"
What do you do when you don't like classic books? A reader makes a confession and discusses numerous attempts to get into older works.
A love letter from a bookseller to her bookstore customers and a thank you for giving her hope in sight of the current state of the world.
