Our Reading Lives features stories about how books and reading have shaped who we are and how we live.
Modern essayists who remind us all that you don't have to have everything figured out by the time you're 25.
A parent on the experience of watching her son read with, and write a book for, his younger brother, and the benefits of the process.
A new year means new reading goals and anticipating exciting new books. But what do you do with the books that you started the previous year and are still trying to finish?
How living a bookish life can help you accomplish your new year's resolutions.
Sometimes a bad book can be oh so good. What makes a good hate read, and how should readers talk about the books they loathe?
One woman discusses the collections and exhibitions of her two favorite libraries in the world: The British Library and the Newberry Library
Last year, one reader let herself read more, and more widely. Here's what she learned.
What factors go into you abandoning a book? How long do you give the book to "get good"?
A love letter to the Strand bookstore in New York.