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The 10 Best Bookstores in Rome, Italy
Planning a visit to Rome? Don’t forget to check out these bookstores, ranging from book pubs to shining examples of Renaissance art.
Meet The Children’s Author Advocating for Disability Inclusion in Papua New Guinea
Noah Agino is hearing impaired and hopes his books will help children better understand others living with disabilities.
How Horse-Riding Librarians of the Great Depression Kept America Reading
Once a unique New Deal program, the Pack Horse Librarians are now a significant part of women’s history.
10 GIFs That Only Book Lovers Will Get
These ten GIFs perfectly describe some of the uniquely niche experiences that come with being a big fan of all things book and reading related.
A Mini Train Just for Books? NYPL’s New System is a Must-See
After spending $2.6 million to replace its book delivery system, the New York Public Library can now officially drop books off to its customers by...
This Writer Read 196 Books In One Year, One from Every Country
In 2012, author and editor Ann Morgan set out to complete a year-long goal of reading one book from every country in the world.