The fight over literature has made its way to Connecticut as the Newtown Board of Education is voting this week on whether to remove two books from the town’s high school library.A crowd gathered outside the city’s town hall building
Most of the reshelved books have LGBTQ+ characters. Others include a story about a child with disabilities, a book about witchcraft and a guide to world religions.
With everyone tightening their wallets, travel can feel wistful and limited right now, so books are the ultimate getaway to indulge in especially on a Summer Friday off. And with it being AAPI month, what better time than now to
Stephen King wrote a great number of classic, beloved horror novels in the 20th century, but one of his scariest stories was first published less than a decade ago. Hitting store shelves in 2014, Revival is a haunting tome that
While Hooper has not been a member of the Browns since the 2021 season, the Browns are still on the hook for a chunk of dead cap from his deal. All-in-all, the Browns are in the bottom ten in dead
But Colleen Hoover’s books are extremely popular and leave an impression on young women—Hoover’s primary audience—by casually portraying abuse as “just how a relationship is supposed to work.” It Ends With Us follows the story of Lily Bloom and her
Summer is knocking on the door — prime time for kids and grandparents to spend their irreplaceable time together. Whether grandparents are down the hall or across the globe, they have a special place in children’s hearts,
Stacker looked at 20 years’ worth of banned books data from the American Library Association to understand how book challenges have changed over time.
Bethanne Patrick’s 10 recommended books for June include long-awaited fiction from Lorrie Moore and Jenny Erpenbeck, strong debuts and surprising histories.
A Florida educator claimed in a widely shared TikTok video that the US state seized banned books from her school library. This is false; Broward County and state officials say the titles shown in the clip were removed because they