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These popular E Ink tablets offer large black-and-white displays and a stylus for writing or taking notes as you read. We've reviewed both and are here to explain what sets them apart—and which one is ...
A Flushing illustrator was named the winner of Queens Public Library’s inaugural Banned Books Library Card Design Contest ...
Despite the Appropriations Committee’s recommendation to defeat it, Senate Bill 2307 passed the House in a 49-to-45 vote. Public and school libraries will now need to prepare for its implications.
At its launch event, Nintendo showcased its commitment to a strong Switch 2 library by spotlighting big third-party games.
A display of "Physical Optics" by Robert W. Wood inside Room 213 in Clark Library. This book was returned to Clark Library ...
Starting April 15, Teton County Library will host a new Creative Aging workshop on artistically altered books. The program is ...
This National Library Week, libraries need your support more than ever. Book challenges and censorship efforts are still on the rise, and federal funding is under threat. These challenges don’t just ...
The best monitors for MacBook Pro feature strong software built for video and photo editors. After extensive research and ...
When F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote "The Great Gatsby" at the height of the roaring '20s, he couldn't possibly realize that the ...
When F. Scott Fitzgerald​ wrote "The Great Gatsby"​ at the height of the roaring '20s, he couldn't possibly realize that the book would emerge as one of the very top contenders for "the great American ...
The most local of trusted institutions, the public library, is at risk—Sarah Gilliland explores why this moment is ripe to reimagine how they work.
Every year on the last Saturday in April, bookstores and readers alike celebrate Independent Bookstore Day. Here's what to know.