Every year on April 23rd, we pull out our favorite book-themed games, and this World Book Day word search always makes the cut. It’s quick to set up, easy for kids to jump into, and ties in perfectly ...

Whether you are an avid reader or have a new-found interest in joining a relaxed book club, welcome to Books & Beers. Hosted by Yankton Community Library at Ben’s Brew ...

Print off a free summer reading list for kids printable. Discover 6 different book categories to help kids find new ideas for ...

A new month means new free Kindle e-books for Amazon Prime members, so make sure you don't miss out on your free reads ...

And just like with the kids, some coloring books and pages are free, and some cost money. I have tried to sort these by subject area, but it’s always a work in progress. I love adding coloring pages ...

Hera Books has stepped in to sponsor the Comedy Women in Print (CWIP) Prize following HarperFiction ... And of course, we can’t wait to read the array of published witty women’s novels ...

From classics to fantasy, UAE bookworms share just why the first line leaves an impression The opening lines of a book hold the key to capturing a reader's attention. They don’t need to be ...

Forthcoming life sim InZoi - the plucky (genAI-ridden) David to The Sims 4's Goliath - will cost $40 at its early access launch, the developers have announced. What's more, "all updates and DLCs will ...

In keeping the magazine’s intergenerational approach to their editorial work, Good Books aims to hit the "broadest appeal" possible. To encourage this, the reader panel, which currently consists ...

At exactly 6:30, the room went silent. For an hour, nobody spoke. They just read. That's the sound of the silent book club in Fredericton. There are 15,000 chapters of silent book clubs in more ...

After a six-year reading drought, I found the best way to get back to my to-be-read list ... a 2022 reading challenge offering free independently published e-books. None of these kept me reaching ...

WSJ Heard on the Street editor Aaron Back explains why investors are alarmed by Trump’s rhetoric on the economy and trade. Photo: Josephine Chu Tariffs, government layoffs, funding cuts, immigra ...