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Serendipity Books, signed a new lease just down the road from its original location. Owner Michelle Tuplin reveals to PEOPLE what would've happened without the viral "book brigade." ...

We have some fabulous new children’s titles for you to check out at ICPL, including Your Island by Jon Klassen. The board book rounds out a beautiful trilogy by the […] ...

We’re nearing the middle of spring and are excited to find the kids’ new favorite books. We love reads that show signs of ...

Ready to go green? Kids today are more conscientious and interested than ever about topics like recycling, climate change, and protecting the planet. The Earth-friendly books on this list are full of ...

Camping is a great way to introduce young children to the great outdoors, spark their curiosity, and create family memories.

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Spring books by Minnestans are coming in fast. Here are three authors launching their fiction and nonfiction in post-Easter ...

The new owners of Pages Bookshop in Detroit's Grandmont Rosedale envision a community hub that promotes literacy.

From dedicated detective to brave adventurer, you can be anyone—and do anything—in these creative chapter books. In addition to having some of the coolest covers on the market back in the day, the ...

The cover of author Tracy A. Daigrepont's book “Relentless” looks like a painting. And that's because it was painted by artist Chastity Sayer Smith.

The last Sakamoto Days chapter saw Sakamoto question Oki about the Order’s alliance with X. Oki explained that advancements in society had made assassination less viable, and X offered a way to ...