Seven Books You’ll Never Outgrow
Some stories are worth revisiting at every stage of life.
Some stories are worth revisiting at every stage of life.
“The Digital Delusion” connects the collapse in standardized test scores to the rise of education technology in public schools. It’s drawing a heated debate.
Colorado authors have suggestions for ways to fill the blissful hours with a book. They range from the conventional to the experimental.
“The Quitters Club” by Cincinnati novelist Jessica Strawser explores friendship. Also, Book Talk gives details on signings and the Big Ohio Book Con.
Sometimes I wonder whether the Lancaster County school board directors who pour their energy into restricting access to books understand the fundamental psychology of teenagers.
Author Kenneth R. Rosen spends a third of his book focused on Alaska as the United States continues to play catch-up to the Russians in the region.
Do not miss the signing event with author Jeannette S. Washington at Lorelei Books. Get your copy signed and enjoy local literature.
Local Christian Author and Contributing Writer to Chicken Soup for the Soul, William Clark, will be signing his new books and his story in Chicken Soup for the Soul’s brand-new book, “Let Dreams and Premonitions Guide You” at the Morristown- Hamblen Library on Saturday, June 6, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Book club questions for Whistler by Ann Patchett take an in-depth look at this compelling and heartfelt story about family.