Why would someone steal tens of millions of dollars worth of books just to keep in their dilapidated house?
Teachers and librarians are increasingly asking "who will I make mad," and not "who needs this" when it comes to books.
How much do print books contribute to climate change? Are ebooks better for the environment than paper books? Here are the answers.
Like the COVID-19 virus, book censorship is not only a problem in the United States — it’s also happening in other parts of the world.
Immerse yourself in sports history and more with these must-read nonfiction sports stories, including classics like Moneyball and titles like Never Ran, Never Will.
Libraries can celebrate BHM with displays, events, and more — but it won't mean much if the library isn't a safe place for Black people.
8 states. 2400 miles. San Diego to Savannah. Hop in the car, because we're going on a bookish road trip across the Southern Pacific highway!
Discover the best journalistic nonfiction and best narrative journalism covering race, natural disaster, sexuality, and more.
Why do authors keep coming back to the well of amnesia romances, like in A Cowboy to Remember by Rebekah Weatherspoon, and what purpose does this trope serve in telling a compelling love story?
Have you heard one of the readings from The Prophet at a wedding? A look at how Khalil Gibran's book became a quiet powerhouse.