Capes and masks don't come solely from comics. Some of the best superhero movies were written specifically for the screen.

Scary TV shows and movies may seem like a recipe for disaster for young children, but the media can actually have numerous benefits.

A brilliantly written novel in verse, “To Stay Alive” portrays a vivid, emotional picture of the tragic Donner Party of 1846.

This is a story about 60 kids who lost their homes, their theater, their whole neighborhoods to the Eaton fire as it raged through Altadena on a ferociously windy night one week into the new year.

The future for Allie Martinez once looked as simple as painting by numbers. In early 2020, she was named Lawrence’s Youth of ...

Unleashed dives into the making of this season's third episode, "The Well," and its approach to old-school horror.

Bjerkeland’s BEASTS (Levine Querido, 120 pp., paperback, $17.99), translated from the Norwegian by Rosie Hedger, is a ...

Two Harwich author/illustrators have released children’s books that really appeal to all ages. In his book, Kenton R. Hill ...

We asked local librarians from the Louisville Free Public Library for recommendations for what to read ahead of the 2025 ...

Nat Cassidy's wildly entertaining novel is a superb example of how to work with clichés. When the Wolf Comes Home might sound ...

The godfather of the zombie movie, George Romero, once developed an in-depth treatment for a film adaptation of a touchstone ...

Even though Star Wars used to be something geared for older kids and adults, now there are even funny books starring Darth ...