#Educational

Author Alvina Chamberland describes her latest work as a "scream-of-consciousness" book. What does it mean, and are there more like it?

Trends come and go, of course, but trends play a big role in defining the most popular book genres right now.

As we approach NaNoWriMo, are you looking for a tool to help you finally write that novel? Here's a review of tome.

What are co-op bookstores, how do they work, and how can they address the problems booksellers face today?

Story windows are something you can find at libraries and are similar to storywalks, but what are they? One writer explores.

Living books are a major part of certain educational philosophies, but how do you use them? One homeschooling parent explores.

What is a romcom? Is any romance that’s funny a romcom? Not necessarily. Silly misunderstandings and hijinks are involved, though.

This May 4th is the first National Black Authors Day! The day's founder spoke to us about the day's purpose and how it came to be.

Tabletop roleplaying games like D&D are fundamentally about storytelling, and they build literacy skills in players in a variety of ways.

Melissa is one of the most banned and challenged books in recent years. Here's how (and why) you should teach it.