Difficult to stay positive about the world these days, isn’t it? A whole pandemic, the creeping rise of far-right nationalism, a cost of living crisis unprecedented in modern times, etc.… Read more »

Hot on the heels of last week’s juicy book-box scandal, Yorkshire pops up on our radars again today—but this time for altogether more wholesome reasons. Carr Junior School in Acomb,… Read more »

Ahh, the age-old conundrum. According to the Guardian, a survey of 1,000 people in the UK claim that their reading time has nearly doubled, that is from 3.5 hours a… Read more »

Remember the chicken in trousers? You know, the chicken in trousers. From 2018. The chicken. In trousers. Okay fine here’s the link. Revel in it, then return. Anyway, the originators… Read more »

Let’s begin Friday with three questions that look a lot easier to answer than they actually are: How many books do you read in a year? Would you like to… Read more »

The Center for Fiction has celebrated fiction readers and writers since its opening in 1821, a time when NYC had less than 200,000 residents. (The photo on their website shows horses and… Read more »

One of the major differences between books and movies is the book’s ability to lay open someone’s brain out over the page. These monologues help us understand the characters as… Read more »

Well folks, it’s November and 2018 is coming to a close sooner rather than later. As fall turns into winter and 2019 approaches, it’s time to check in with your… Read more »

So, you decided to start your own book club. That’s wonderful. Now, how do you keep it running? Or, how do you create reading questions that are thoughtful and discussion worthy?… Read more »

It takes a lot of creative effort to come up with new and inventive ways to pose books for Instagram – trust us, we know. But, one book influencer has stepped up her game to… Read more »