On Wednesday, News 5’s annual “If You Give a Child a Book” campaign, in partnership with the Scripps Howard Fund, worked to ...

Jennifer Wiertel loves to read and her dream of creating a free, large lending and exchange library was made a reality this ...

Why Shared Reading Still Matters Stories have always carried families through quiet evenings. A tale told out loud builds ...

Seymour have nothing on this century’s celebrity-penned picture books, slim volumes that have infiltrated bedroom bookshelves ...

Lucas Maxwell, author and school librarian, and Gráinne O’Brien, author and bookseller, are launching a new podcast, The 10 Minute Book Club, which will review children’s books.

Partly publishing had a genuine problem. The literary world was, for a long time, not very diverse: in America in 1985, just 18 of 2,500 books were by black authors or illustrators.

D.C.-area school systems will be expected to offer alternative reading options if parents have religious objections to books chosen for a particular unit.

“Children’s book illustration is a vital component deserving serious attention in education policies, publishing and creative industry development at state and national levels,” she said.

BLUEY will make the jump from screen to page with a new graphic novel based on a fan-favorite episode. “Navigate bittersweet ...

The future of book reviews looks grim The Associated Press will no longer produce book reviews, though it will pursue stories about the publishing industry.

"We can make space for freedom, joy and grief as we set about a period of rest, reset and reclaiming" writes the author, in ...

In the new literary landscape, readers are customers, writers are service providers, and books are expected to offer instant gratification.