The staff at an Idaho public library spends most days helping patrons find books they need. But lately, librarians have had to become amateur sleuths -- because someone keeps hiding books to prevent others from reading them.
Merriam-Webster has officially added the nonbinary pronoun "they" as an entry in its dictionary.
The Oronogo Library officially opened its doors on April 6th, but its been steadily growing ever since.
Herman Wouk, the Pulitzer Prize winning author of "The Caine Mutiny" and "The Winds of War," died Friday at 103.
A previously undiscovered "sequel" to Anthony Burgess' dystopian cult classic "A Clockwork Orange" has been found among the author's archives.
The American Civil Liberties Union says a Georgia sheriff is violating prisoners' First Amendment rights by banning books and publications that arrive by mail or from family members.
Chelsea Handler has a new book out and she's more candid than ever.
Some high school students in Massachusetts were shocked last month when they took their statewide assessment exam.
Justice Neil Gorsuch will publish his first book since taking the high court in September, his publisher announced on Wednesday.
Some people aren't happy with JK Rowling's assertions about the love match between Dumbledore and Grindelwald.
A bookseller in southern Italy is offering free books to schoolchildren who bring him one plastic bottle and one aluminum can to recycle.
See how many of these tidbits about the modern master of horror you know!
Test your knowledge of the Bard's plays and the movies they've inspired!
Join up with the Fellowship for this trip through the first book (and movie) of Tolkien's trilogy!
Margaret Atwood, the acclaimed author of "The Handmaid's Tale," is writing a sequel set 15 years after the original book.
Former first lady Michelle Obama said that her oft-admired friendship with former President George W. Bush serves as a reminder of how relationships should be during a time when America only sees all the "nasty parts" of political discourse.
