Tika has tucked herself into an apartment in Oakland, CA, ruled by two grey cats and an extremely finicky fiddle-leaf fig named Ruth Bader. She has also surrounded herself with enough gin, books, plants, and yarn to last a lifetime; her taste in all four leans highly colorful. When not reading and knitting, she can be found boxing, running (reluctantly), or yelling about politics online.
Warm your heart and your stomach with these winter hibernation cookbooks full of slow cooker recipes and comfort foods.
A list of children’s books about race and racial diversity, including Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry and Vashti Harrison, in which children engage with, celebrate, and learn about their cultures.
Saddle up, partners, and let's explore Western Gothic books, a genre you have definitely heard of but maybe never had a definition for.
Authors and lyricists have joined forces to launch the #45lies campaign, creating 45 second videos to fact-check falsehoods spread by Donald Trump.
The National Coalition Against Censorship is urging a California school district to retain several books in their curriculum while a proposed ban is under review.
Take a journey into the complex and often dangerous world of fashion with these books about the dark side of modeling.
Diana Gabaldon is in the middle of writing book 9, Go Tell The Bees That I Am Gone. What do we know so far about this new Outlander book?
The NYC plan to provide education to 1 million students in the fall includes creating 100,000 "learning lab" seats in libraries and other community spaces.
A curated selection of museum exhibitions that explore the visual history of women's suffrage, with further reading on the suffrage movement.
Take a semi-scientific dive into how many books the various Kindle models can hold. For the Biggest Books We Can Think Of, Richardson’s Clarissa topped the list.