“Mom,” I said, “All I’ve ever wanted was to know you were OK. That you were safe.” “I know, baby girl,” she said. “I can’t ...

Sally Ann Baynard Alexandria, Va. In “This Is What the End of the Liberal World Order Looks Like,” Anne Applebaum writes that ...

Des Moines schools and library have a new partnership meant to create more library access for students. But not everyone is ...

Her latest book, which has already racked up a serious list of superlatives for the year, just added another accolade to the ...

Across Maryland, Black-owned independent bookstores serve as community spaces where reading, conversation and culture intersect.

Library Journal reports sales have risen over 100% since 2019, making graphic novels the third best-selling genre in the U.S.

Kellie Artis, the owner of Bound & Vine, said Nov. 28 that after living in the Fayetteville area for the past 20 years and ...

James Marshall’s “George and Martha” books are witty and complex in their depictions of transformative friendship.

Boys in the Assemblies of God join the Royal Rangers for Bible study and backpacking. But the ministry has also drawn sexual ...

The removal of LGBTQ+ literature from a high school curriculum silences and isolates students facing real-world challenges. Students deserve representation.

With Christmas about two weeks away, many young parents worry about holiday plans. For many Millennial and Gen Z parents, end ...

Now Cranor has written a children's book, "Privacy, Please!" to help parents and children as young as four start talking ...