From gripping tales of magic and heartbreak to laugh-out-loud nonfiction, these books will be over before you know it.

These two upcoming July romantasy books are set to be the biggest releases of the summer as well as continue a hotly debated ...

A New History of the Fourteenth Century by Helen Carr (Hutchinson Heinemann) Half a century ago Barbara Tuchman turned our attention to the 14th century in A Distant Mirror, inviting readers to see ...

Enhance every aspect of your life alongside sporting role models, discover the vast and beautiful poetry of the universe, ...

Summer is, perhaps counterintuitively, the season when many of us find ourselves with our nose constantly in a book. Warm weather and long days stoke the desire to let time and obligations fall ...

This week’s common thread is sound—from the song of a mysterious muse, to the whispers of wartime secrets, to the roar of an ...

Both the Highland Park Library and the University Park Public Library are holding a variety of summer reading programs that ...

Magician Ken Scott is hosting his "Summer Library Tour 2025" through the end of July, visiting dozens of local libraries in Georgia. At each stop, Scott will perform magic for young audiences and ...

Our July pick is “Quicksilver” by Callie Hart, a standalone romantasy filled with deadly secrets, sharp banter, and an ...

The first round of books includes 15 titles, from "The Demon of Unrest: A Saga of Hubris, Heartbreak and Heroism at the Dawn of the Civil War" by Erik Larson to "The Reformatory" by Tananarive Due.

As the world’s only librarian possessing “the magic to enter books,” she must restore the Books of the Seven Heroes. She is also searching for her parents, who went missing when she was a child.

A fun contest has been launched by the Amarillo Public Library to name its dragon, the new mascot for kids as part of the Summer Reading Club, according to Stacy Clopton, APL's coordinator of PR ...