Presiding over the exhibit (literally) is Maki Aizawa’s free-form “book” made from pieces of mulberry paper, stitched by 35 ...

The true aim of education is human flourishing; the liberal arts are meant to educate for liberty. All theories and approaches to education rely on an implicit or explicit conception of human nature.

Author and illustrator Becky Barnicoat shares the unfiltered chaos of new motherhood in Cry When the Baby Cries!—from sleep ...

I’m sick of reminiscing,” drawls Dan Bejar on “The Same Thing as Nothing at All”, the opening song from Dan’s Boogie, the ...

Bestselling author and WNDB spokeswoman Angie Thomas shares 10 recommendations to celebrate We Need Diverse Books day.

Results from both objective (Blinks per second) and subjective (Visual Fatigue Scale) measures suggested that reading on the ...

Shopping for the avid bookworm in your family? These gadgets will enhance the experience of dedicated readers, and most won't ...

Critic Bethanne Patrick recommends 10 promising titles, fiction and nonfiction, to consider for your April reading list. Spring is here, and with it come books that offer groundbreaking ideas to ...

Children gain further perspective on friendship when they read or listen to stories that express the sometimes difficult or ...

Reading picks from Book Review editors, guaranteed to suit any mood. By The New York Times Books Staff A posthumous Joan Didion book, Emily Henry’s latest romance novel, Tina Knowles’s ...

All in all, I love that reading has been re-popularized on social media and through the many adjustments to the bookish world ...