Courtney Rodgers

It’s DIY January! Try out some new skills this month and see what else you can learn to do yourself with these helpful and inspiring reads, including Hill House Living by Paula Sutton.

Create new traditions with these picture books about the holidays, paired with fun activities and recipes related to them.

What if Cinderella never made it to the ball? What if the Prince was a Princess? The authors of these retellings took those what-ifs and decided to run with them,

Create your perfect cozy afternoon and get a holiday romance to get cozy with beside the fire.

Let's talk about the abuse, racism, and other disturbing content in Martha Finley's Elsie Dinsmore children's book series.

From upcycled stationery to bookish wearable goods, these are the best sustainable gifts for readers on your list!

The Tudor Dynasty lives on in these outstanding historical fiction novels, including The King’s Witch.

What makes a book club challenging? Is it possible to make it better? Try these tips and tricks for how to keep the peace at book club.

When you're ready to pack your bags for a literary adventure, consider one of these hotels and BnB's for a bookish escape.

For eccentric, flawed characters, sinister events, and explorations of race, class, decay, and isolation, get into Southern Gothic novels, including Sing, Unburied Sing by Jesmyn Ward.

Love the show PUSHING DAISIES? These nine books, including Nothing To See Here, will make you feel like the show lives on.

Goodreads has a bot problem, allowing fake reviews and accounts to float to the top of book rankings.

For a non-athletic kid, summer reading programs were a way of getting competitive and testing the limits of one's abilities.

How libraries and librarians support their local communities during the summer, from food distribution to serving as cooling centers.

After reading the book together, try out one of these at-home The Very Hungry Caterpillar activities for toddlers and older kids alike!