NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester University will host Crossover Camp: A Slam Dunk Into Literacy, a free camp for community students in sixth through eighth grades, from March 31 to April 4.

With news that Tim Burton's Batman universe is getting another spinoff novel, we break down how to watch and read every ...

straight-from-the headlines stories about current issues, an immigrant tale, and family- and sports-themed coming-of-age stories. For more books with compelling free verse and poetry, see our lists ...

While most of the almost 1,000 indie booksellers attending Winter Institute 2025 in Denver own or work at general bookstores, ...

“I promise you it’s the kind of book you won't want to put down,” Oprah says. For the first time in Book Club history, Oprah picked the same book twice. Originally selected for the club in 2008, A New ...

On Thursday, Feb. 27, author, speaker, educator, and Emmy Award-winning producer Kwame Alexander ... he has penned 42 books, including Why Fathers Cry at Night, Becoming Muhammad Ali (co-authored with ...

Immediately stopped crying," said Alexander. “Playing jazz for her inspired me to write Acoustic Rooster and His Barnyard Band to share the history and the power of the music and the musicians ...

Marvel Comics and DC Comics are the undisputed leaders of the American comic book industry ... DC & Marvel frequently collaborated on crossover events, teaming up their most popular characters.

Award-winning professor Stanley K. Ridgley, author of Brutal Minds: The Dark World of Left-Wing Brainwashing in Our Universities, has published another book, DEI Exposed: How the Biggest Con of ...

a comic book retail summit in Glendale, California on Friday (21 February), DC’s editor-in-chief Marie Javins and Marvel’s editor-in-chief CB Cebulski confirmed that a new crossover event ...

A bundle of new lawsuits were filed this week against three wealthy brothers accused of drugging and then sexually assaulting and raping dozens of women in multiple states, as the brothers claim a ...

Where it ends up and why, however, is another story. In his new book, journalist Alexander Clapp shows how our garbage — along with so-called recyclables — goes on to live a “strange ...