Our Reading Lives features stories about how books and reading have shaped who we are and how we live.
Jane's books illustrate not just love overcoming societal odds, but growth and understanding between people, and that is why they endure.
How the library because a toxic habit for one reader and the ways they found a way to make it a safe space again.
While New Yorkers can read about their home state any time, books set in Rhode Island are more of a rarity — and usually involve murder.
I decided to let the TikTok For You page choose my TBR! Three books later, here are my thoughts on the whole experiment.
"If you walk into my house knowing nothing about me--my books will tell you who I am."
What made it possible for you to read nonstop as a kid, especially if now it's hard to read more than a handful of pages before falling asleep?
I have come to think of my current book buying strategy as the “we have food at home” approach. Here's how it works.
One writer recounts how a book she read as a child— that would be deemed inappropriate by book banners today— helped her heal from trauma.
The best part of being a queer reader in the Golden Age of Queer Lit is that I get to choose when to read about straight people, on my own terms.
Translator's notes are not just fascinating windows into the work of translation, but crucial extensions of the actual work in question.
